Heads or tails

Python program adds numbers and counts number of 0's , positive numbers and negative numbers

Add seven numbers an give the total

Looping until the user wants to quit

Counting the number of times in a loop

Sum all numbers from 1 to 100

Keeping a running total

loop

Dictionary

         We learnt how to produce a dictionary

Nested Lists

We learnt how to make nested lists

This time we used tuple to make my code shorter and much more efficient than having to type a longer code, which would take a longer time.

Wait

This part of code allows me to delay the time the term "shaking" appears on my program

SIRI

We created a program that responds to us, using everything we learnt in coding to date

This was the result when the program was run

Counting loops

This is a way to count the numbers all the way down to infinity, depending on what number you want to achieve

This helps count the numbers down to infinity by using the times two table.

Times Table

This is a way to do tables by using codes, this prevents you from having to type the tables one by one.

Strings

This is the first time we have used strings

Do you want to play a game?

This is a program which communicates with you and works on your command, if you press "Y" for yes. The loop will repeat and ask you the same question again. And if you press "N" for no, you will move on to the next line and the loop will be eliminated

Loops and Squaring

This is a way to loop the statements you want to instead of writing it down a lot of times, which would be inefficient 

This is a way to find out the square or cube of a number 

This code shows you how to add spaces between the lines

Making Alphabets numbers

Assigning Values

Here we learn how to create and set labels for numbers, such as a was set to be the number "6" and b as "5", we were able to do sums with these alphabets after they were assigned their numbers. 

We then created another command which helped redefine "a" to become "a+b" or as "a-b"

Introduction to coding

The start of learning how to code the WJEC was :D
You can multiply with *, divide with / add with + and subtract with -.
There is alot to do in python that we are yet to discover!