Demorgan’s Law is something that any student of programming eventually needs to deal with. Just tell me the “formula”: ok the diagram below shows the 2 ways that you can re-write a compound boolean expression using DeMorgan’s Law. (The very bottom of this page shows coding examples and common misconceptions) How do you say “no” to … Continue reading What is DeMorgan’s Law in Programming? [ Answered with pics] →
In short, an “elif” means “else if”.. If you’ve used other programming languages, you’re probalby used to writing [crayon-66a4675c1324e926153953-i/] or [crayon-66a4675c13254076012677-i/] , but python contracts that to the single word [crayon-66a4675c13257899536836-i/] . The video below, from our middle school cu rriculum for teaching kids python, explains how to use an elif If you’re not a video … Continue read...
A logic error always does the following It allows the program to run (or at least to start). It leads to unexpected results . The program might seem to work fine 99% of the time, but during that other 1% of the time, something weird occurs. Example of a Logic Error in Penjee: As you can see from the above animation, we … Continue reading What is a Logic Error ? →
