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I was putting some resources together to identify the necessary algorithms in for and thought I would share them here.

A quick short on how to create a JK flip flop for in logic.ly

Whilst an SR latch works fine, when you complete the circuit for a JK latch, it doesn't work due to the simulation not matching real world conditions which puts the SR latch in the invalid state.

This video is a quick hack on how to fix this, so you and/or your students can simulate a JK latch (flip flop) and visualise it.

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/vx4o6aTkrpA

A level Computer Science - How to fix issue with JK latch (flip flop) in Logic.ly

AQA GCSE Question Walkthrough video

A walk through of June 2023 Coding Question 15 for or

This playlist includes all three languages permitted for including and

It is useful for all exam boards including , and

AQA GCSE June 2023 Q15 This series of videos walks through the AQA June 2023 exam, question 15 in all three permitted languages: Python, Visual Basic and C # It will help GCSE, IGCS...

Two bonus videos for the Decimal to Hexadecimal Playlist series for or

These videos take the basic "console" and add and to create a frontend web app

It is useful for all exam boards including , and

https://youtu.be/KsEyrfHD45Q
https://youtu.be/XDGjQhyvxA4

Bonus Video 2 - HTML, JS and CSS - Decimal to Hexadecimal Challenge - GCSE Computer Science This bonus video is part 10 of a playlist on a simply Computer Science coding challenge.This video takes the basic HTML/JS web app and adds CSS to make a fro...

A simple Decimal to Hexadecimal Coding Challenge for or

This is a playlist that starts by introducing the problem and then coding it in a number of different ways in pseudocode and

It is useful for all exam boards including , and

Intro to Decimal to Hexadecimal Challenge - GCSE Computer Science This video is part 1 of a playlist on a simply Computer Science coding challenge.It outlines the challenge and discusses the basic algorithm which will be us...

I'm currently creating a playlist of an old AQA task. You can watch the first 3 python videos here:

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLYOIfG1bN-nL5lp0sPHNJaJwh_EIexRPj

Future videos in the playlist will include conversions to c #, VB.net, Java and Javascript, as well as enhancements for A level including records and databases.

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This video is a walkthrough of paper - Cambridge International Paper 42, June 2022, Question 1

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E0r4WiPLg_k&list=PLYOIfG1bN-nK3XddHDQgBZfD6GxbI14Mo

There is also a follow up video to demonstrate changes for a slightly different possible question.

Cambridge International Paper 42, June 2022, Question 1 Python Walkthrough This is a walkthrough of question 1, on Paper 42 (June 2022) Cambridge International A level.Those taking A levels via OCR, Edexcel or AQA should be able to ...

This is a play list of how to address "Finding errors in " It uses examples from , but it applies equally to any exam board such as or or

Correcting pseudocode question in Computer Science - Walkthrough 1 This video is a walkthrough of an answer for Cambridge IGCSE Computer Science (0478).It is question 5 from Paper 22, November 2022. Whilst the paper is an ol...

Here's a recent video I did. Its a response to a walkthrough of a IGSCE exam. I go over changes I would make to the pseudocode and then convert the pseudocode to python

Cambridge IGCSE unseen question. This video is in response to a great video by James Gan. Check him out here: https://www.youtube.com/ tries to adapt his code to make it a ...

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