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Teacher guide COMPUTER SCIENCE
QualificationAccreditedGCSE (9 1) AND A LEVEL Coding challenges booklet: Coding challenges for both GCSE and A Level Version 3 For first teaching in 2020 COMPUTER SCIENCET eacher Challenges BookletA Level and GCSE (9-1) COMPUTER SCIENCE OCR 2020 ContentsFactorial Finder 5 Speed Tracker 5 Thief! 5 Classification 6 Fruit Machine 6 Unit Converter (temperature, currency, volume) 6 Credit Card Validator 6 Arithmetic test 6 Happy Numbers 6 Number Names 7 Regex Query Tool 7 Quiz Maker 7 Caesar Cipher 7 Events calendar 7 Pangrams 7 Kaprekar 7 Number Table 8 Years in a Range 8 Logic Gate 8 Palindromes 8 Data Entry 9 Simple Life Calculator 9 Fibbing 9 Hack-proof 10 Ordering 10 Truth or not! 10 Word Subtraction 10 Name that Number 11 Item Merge 11 Year Addition 11 Forwards and Backwards 11 Code it up 11 Mor-se Coding 12 What s the day?
Code Challenges 5 A Level and GCSE (91) Computer Science Code Challenges Booklet OCR 2020 1 Factorial Finder The Factorial of a positive integer, n, is defined as the product of the sequence n, n-1, n-2, ...1 and the factorial of zero, 0, is defined as being 1.
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