Cara menggunakan programming puzzles python

If you’re going to learn how to code, why not pick up one of the most versatile and powerful programming languages on the planet? This popular text-based programming language is easy to understand and learn, making it perfect for kids. Come find out how easy it is to level up your coding skills!

KEEPIN’ IT SHORT & SNAPPY

  • For kids ages 11-14
  • Code like a real programmer with a text-based language!
  • Crack cryptographic puzzles with code
  • Learn universal computer science concepts
  • Requires Back to Basics: From Zeroes to Python Heroes or Equivalent Python programming experience

Python in a nutshell

From software, to apps and websites, Python’s extensive library provides access to a multitude of system functionalities. You can pretty much code anything with it!

Similar to the English language, the syntax of this text-based programming language is readable and easy to understand. With its gentle learning curve, you can execute powerful functions with minimal code.

Check out the sweet stuff you can do

“N hfs htij” is actually an encrypted message which says “I can code”!

Learn about cryptography and encrypt secret messages. Crack the code using Caesar Cipher: a sequence that replaces alphabets with other letters in a fixed pattern.

So, to the unsuspecting eye, it just looks like a bunch of jumbled up letters when in actual fact, it could be your plan for world domination. No one will ever know…

Learn conditions & logic to code a scissors, paper, stone showdown with your computer.

Cara menggunakan programming puzzles python

Apply your knowledge of modules and coordinates to unleash turtle drawing mayhem! You’ll be able to create infinite geometrical shapes and code your turtle to become your very own tiny Picasso.

Power Up Your Python Skills

Put your programming skills to the test by writing code that verifies information. Just like how programs check the validity of your NRIC or credit card number out of millions of numbers, you’ll learn programming skills to validate important personal data. Now that’s what we call real programming with real world applications!

With the solid programming concepts you’ll learn from Python, you can also easily branch out into other programming languages in the future. So let your journey to programming awesomeness begin!

  • What’s Python?
  • Understand core computer science concepts like Functions
  • Importing Modules
  • Variables: How to debug your code
  • Encode a message with a secret key
  • Draw infinite geometrical shapes using loops
  • Run code that verifies information
  • Presentation time: On your last day, share with your parents what you’ve learnt!

No lectures. No memorisation. No ONE right answer. Like real life, we're all about trying things out yourself, failing, figuring what went wrong & trying again. These are the skills & mindset that will last a lifetime and how we learn in real life. Let's get kids to learn how to learn. Because the kids who learn to learn become curious, inventive, resourceful human beings who solve real world problems to make a meaningful impact.

Partial functions allow us to fix a certain number of arguments of a function and generate a new function.

Example:




from functoolsimport partial

  

# A normal function

def f(a, b, c, x):

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Output:

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In the example we have pre-filled our function with some constant values of a, b and c. And g() just takes a single argument i.e. the variable x.

Another Example :




from functoolsimport

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# A normal function

def partial0

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Output:

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  • Partial functions can be used to derive specialized functions from general functions and therefore help us to reuse our code.
  • This feature is similar to bind in C++.

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