Check out this programming site - PROGRAMr
It allows you to run and compile programs in various different languages.
For those of you new to programming, Python is a good place to start!
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Showing posts with label programming. Show all posts
Showing posts with label programming. Show all posts
11/07/2012
05/06/2012
Just A Quick Update!
Hi!
Hope you are having a great half term, I sure am!
It is my Birthday on the 8th and I already have got a 16 inch, flatscreen tv, and a desk.
I am currently in cornwall now, and its rainy, so what would be a fantastic present is a Website, Game or some other coding or programming project be it on batch (im looking at you charlie), Css, Html, Jquery ect.
Thanks, ben
Hope you are having a great half term, I sure am!
It is my Birthday on the 8th and I already have got a 16 inch, flatscreen tv, and a desk.
I am currently in cornwall now, and its rainy, so what would be a fantastic present is a Website, Game or some other coding or programming project be it on batch (im looking at you charlie), Css, Html, Jquery ect.
Thanks, ben
03/06/2012
Daily Pick 03/06/12
Todays daily pick is http://w3schools.com/
w3schools is a useful site for coders and it has html, javascript, PHP, jQuery and much much more!
Have a great sunday!
w3schools is a useful site for coders and it has html, javascript, PHP, jQuery and much much more!
Have a great sunday!
01/06/2012
Daily Picks: 01/06/2012
We've come to the end of the first term of computing club and in a very short space of time I've seen some excellent work!!
Here's a couple of visual programming sites for you to check out...
1) Google io - to access this site you must be signed into a Gmail account.
2) Lightbot - great way to learning about sub-routines. This is also available on the App Store, it's called 'RoboLogic.'
Have a great half term - good luck with the J-queries!!!
Mr O'Callaghan
Here's a couple of visual programming sites for you to check out...
1) Google io - to access this site you must be signed into a Gmail account.
2) Lightbot - great way to learning about sub-routines. This is also available on the App Store, it's called 'RoboLogic.'
Have a great half term - good luck with the J-queries!!!
Mr O'Callaghan
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