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These videos are so useful since there's barely any time until the constant barrage of exams, and we have to revise for other subjects aswell, insha'Allah i get atleast a 7 in Computer Science
tysm!! i've just come from your paper 1 video and I'm honestly blown away, using these vids for my mocks 🙏 keep doing what you're doing bc it's amazing!
Global variables are accessible throughout the whole program local variables are only accessible in the subprigram they are defined in. Global variables are used when other parts of the program need access to that variable. And it is the same value irrespective of the place where it is accessed
Hey I would love if you can do videos for OCR alevel computer science such as paper walkthrough and teaching some of the content and tips as there is not that much RUclipsrs for alevel computer science that I am aware of.Thanks
I will but I don’t think I can in the deadline for June I’ll try, in the meantime check out s1perry I think he did a good job summarising p1 and p2 topics for ocr a level
Hey sir, I have a quick question. I absolutely hate pseudocode, but I'm great at Python as I do it out of school so could I just use Python throughout the paper? (unless if it specifies pseudocode or flowcharts). Thanks for the help :)
Arguments that the function uses during the sub program, then returns single value back to the main program, the parameters can be taken from the program to be plugged into the function
In paper 2 section A, when a question asks "write an algorithm...", can I write in python or do I have to write in OCR Exam Reference language? In section B, when a question says "either OCR Exam Reference Language or high-level language" can I choose one of them? Also, is OCR Exam Reference language pseudocode?
Section a typically write in pseudocode/ocr exam ref, section b typically you’ll have a option either write in pseudocode or high level. Rule of thumb - if your given an option then use whatever if your not even a option then ocr exam reference/peusdocode should be used Hope this helps
@@GCSEComputerScienceTutor just had a question how do i pratice the algorithms like drawing flowcharts or praticing pseudo code is it on your webstie? thanks
@@JohnGood-w8d yes on my website there is a booklet with python challenges which you can use pseudocode too (but answers are in python) so would be good exercise to consildate your coding knowledge. And in the topic wise section 2.1 and 2.2 exam questions have loads of exam questions on coding. hope this helps
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Those who have computer science tommmmmorrrow 😂😢 gangs 👇i hope we all pass
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@@teniola-athat's very generous 😂
Only thing that scares me is writing the code for the algorithms 😭
@@vexhif yh im cooked for that lol i dont even know how to write if statements
even after GCSEs im staying subscribed, learnt more from this than 2 years in school.
cant believe I stumbled across you, deserves so much more attention. honestly amazing 👍
Thank you 🙏
These videos are so useful since there's barely any time until the constant barrage of exams, and we have to revise for other subjects aswell, insha'Allah i get atleast a 7 in Computer Science
Same
inshallah
May Allah grant us all 9s in computer science ameen.
aim higher
ameen
tysm!! i've just come from your paper 1 video and I'm honestly blown away, using these vids for my mocks 🙏
keep doing what you're doing bc it's amazing!
Thank you 🙏, I’m glad your finding them useful 💪
OMG this is such a lifesaver of video!!! I don't really like paper 2 and I am starting to like it now! Thank you! Hoping for than 8
Let’s gooo let’s get that grade 9,🙏💪
@@GCSEComputerScienceTutor will you be doing alevel computer science?
best way to revise is by adding questions after the content. Thank you sir!
aren't debuggers also features of an IDE?
Global variables are accessible throughout the whole program local variables are only accessible in the subprigram they are defined in.
Global variables are used when other parts of the program need access to that variable. And it is the same value irrespective of the place where it is accessed
that was an amazing paper thank you for the revision tips helped alot
Glad it helped!
I reccommend people to watch his previous in depth vids first before watching this vid as it just makes it easier to understand
which vid
@@ASTA-vh9js Start off with his all python programming guide, then move onto 2-d arrays, then onto algorithms, then this vid
@@Bysh101 alr thanks
Inshallah I pass tomorrow
You don't understand how helpful you are currently working at a 2 but I'm hoping to get a 7 so I can do computer science for A-Level In Sha Allah
Thank you 🙏, hopefully you get the grade 7 or even 8 or 9 even 💪💪
@@GCSEComputerScienceTutorim grinding and using yr website.Ur website is such a life saver it's so organised and easy to access and understand
How does that even work
This and 4 other videos about programming is all i watched. And taking my exam in like 40 mins💀
Good luckkkk
23:37 why is it scores.length -1 ? why isn't it just i = 0 to scores.length like it is in python " for i in range(len(scores)) "
scores.length = 5. You can't you do myArray[5] on an array with only 5 items. Thats why you have to subtract 1.
@@soumilgupta3441 ohh I get it is it because of the index starting at 0?
@@nam4032yeah. Ex. j = 0 because on index starting at 0. Then .length - 1 due the fact it will end one early
Hey I would love if you can do videos for OCR alevel computer science such as paper walkthrough and teaching some of the content and tips as there is not that much RUclipsrs for alevel computer science that I am aware of.Thanks
I will but I don’t think I can in the deadline for June I’ll try, in the meantime check out s1perry I think he did a good job summarising p1 and p2 topics for ocr a level
yo anyone know where I can learn psudo code or im cooked
The race table is wrong y should output 6
Very useful video thank you!
Thank you 🙏
for the array question about football line 3 would be [0,7] right? I'm lost
Thank you so much for this video bc im very weak at coding but am getting slightly better!
better get good quickly bc paper 2 is tomorrow lmao
@@oscarvallois-davies9313 yeah 😭
@@oscarvallois-davies9313 Im only good at c++ not python but my school does python 😭
Hey sir, I have a quick question. I absolutely hate pseudocode, but I'm great at Python as I do it out of school so could I just use Python throughout the paper? (unless if it specifies pseudocode or flowcharts). Thanks for the help :)
yes u can. as long as you use an OCR specified language, i think u should be fine
would you be willing to cover sql for the aqa spec please?
ruclips.net/user/shortsdKhl-DNtU1U?feature=shared
Hope this helps
18:51 when you say astris or that A word does that mean that star sign? thanks
Yes
Yes, it's called an asterisk
Yes
thank youuu
what are parameters
Arguments that the function uses during the sub program, then returns single value back to the main program, the parameters can be taken from the program to be plugged into the function
In paper 2 section A, when a question asks "write an algorithm...", can I write in python or do I have to write in OCR Exam Reference language? In section B, when a question says "either OCR Exam Reference Language or high-level language" can I choose one of them? Also, is OCR Exam Reference language pseudocode?
write every algorithm question in whatever high level language youve been learning in class. do not write in pseudocode or ocr ref language
@@jack1x_ rly?? why? What if a question says "Use a pseudocode..." like 34:36
@@jack1x_ no i think you can write in OCR ref it says write in OCR or in a high level programming language
@@Phoneuser1201 yh you use peseudo code
Section a typically write in pseudocode/ocr exam ref, section b typically you’ll have a option either write in pseudocode or high level. Rule of thumb - if your given an option then use whatever if your not even a option then ocr exam reference/peusdocode should be used
Hope this helps
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How tf am I gonna find u in a comments section
@@siamdied6881 aint no way 😭
Ain't no way it's THELLAMADR bro wtf Where'd you go Why'd you stop uploading
thank you so much for saving me
🙏🙏good luckkkk
@@GCSEComputerScienceTutor IT WENT QUITE WELL THANKS TO YOU I APPRECIATE IT SO MUCH 🙏🏽
thanks
can you do the exam questions please if not just show the mark scheme of them
I did the exam questions, and I speak through it for some which I didn’t
@@GCSEComputerScienceTutor i know but sometimes its hard to hear your voice cause some get distorted.
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@@GCSEComputerScienceTutor just had a question how do i pratice the algorithms like drawing flowcharts or praticing pseudo code is it on your webstie? thanks
@@JohnGood-w8d yes on my website there is a booklet with python challenges which you can use pseudocode too (but answers are in python) so would be good exercise to consildate your coding knowledge. And in the topic wise section 2.1 and 2.2 exam questions have loads of exam questions on coding. hope this helps
34:33 (ignore me)
i know this is a big thing to ask but could you do a video on how to program wit OCR reference language? thanks
I’ve done many on my RUclips shorts they’re mostly done in ocr reference language maybe it’ll help. But stay tuned
@@GCSEComputerScienceTutor okay thanks!!!! illl hvae a look at them
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I wish
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