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Today’s lesson – Python next steps Type accurately challenge! [ slide 1 ] This is a starter activity and should take 2 minutes Can you type out the code in Code Box 2.1 with no errors – first time? 2. Can you work out what \n does? Today’s lesson – Python next steps Glue the sheet with these keywords and definitions on into your book Algorithm: A process or set of rules to be followed in calculations or other problem-solving operations often by a computer Syntax: The set of rules, structure and commands that make up a programming language. Scripting language: A programming language that requires users to learn the syntax of the language and write lines of code Visual programming language: A coding language that uses a graphical method of constructing algorithms such as Scratch.

Learning Intentions Lesson 2 Understand how to create and use a variable in a computer program Create a program using the Python edit mode Evaluate the importance of typing accurately Create, save and test a program

Recap – answer these questions Who is the program named after? What does the command prompt look like? What is “Debugging”? What happens if you type this? >>> print(Hello World

Create, save and test a program In IDLE click on File and New Window This is the Edit mode - there is no command prompt

Interactive mode and file editor Think of shopping…… If you are in the interactive mode (IDLE) if you said “buy milk” it would do it straight away, then “buy eggs” etc If you are in the editor it is like making a list of items to buy which will only work when you say “run shopping list”

Using the editor Save the program in your python folder as my_name Then press the f5 key to run the program

Write more lines of code to a program (use the program you have just written ) Add extra lines of code for each of the following questions and give a response to each question. Write your own question for line 5. Where do you live? What school do you go to? What is your favourite subject at school? What do you want to do when you leave school? Make up your own question

Example program Program code Result

Reflection time - WWW & EBI Write up your reflections for today’s lesson in your book http://www.codecademy.com/en/tracks/python A website that you complete tasks at your own pace – free to use