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Python Edu_BLOCKS Coding Guide

The document provides instructions for using Edu_BLOCKS to create a project with block coding in Python. It includes steps for signing up, saving work, and creating a zipped folder with a specific naming convention. Additionally, it presents two algorithm examples for calculating the average of test marks and counting the number of tests taken based on user input.

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Python Edu_BLOCKS Coding Guide

The document provides instructions for using Edu_BLOCKS to create a project with block coding in Python. It includes steps for signing up, saving work, and creating a zipped folder with a specific naming convention. Additionally, it presents two algorithm examples for calculating the average of test marks and counting the number of tests taken based on user input.

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ITSP121: Fun time with Python Edu_BLOCKS

SITE: [Link]

USE GOOGLE CHROME.

SIGN UP.

CREATE A PROJECT.

START BLOCK CODING.

SAVE YOUR WORK BY CLICKING ON THE SAVE BUTTON.

CREATE A ZIPPED FOLDER CONTAINING YOUR FILE.

NAME YOUR FILE: studentnumber_surname_assignmentname e.g


123456789_kiefer_assignment1

Class illustration activity


Write an algorithm that will determine and display the average of your first 2 test marks.
Read Mark1
Read Mark2
Average = (Mark1 + Mark2)/2
Write ‘The average is ‘,Average
Stop

Write an algorithm that will determine how many tests were written on a specific day
(there are an unknown number of tests). Assume that a negative number will end the
input of all tests.
Read Mark
Counter = 0
While (Mark >= 0) do
Counter = Counter + 1
Read Mark
EndWhile
Write Counter
Stop

Enjoy!!!!

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