Thank you so much!!! You're literally saving my gcses right now!! My computer science teacher never taught us anything so we're having to teach ourselves the spec. So I thank you from the bottom of my heart for the content you're pulling out. I'm currently on 6 paper 2 and 5 in paper one. I used to get 3s in year 10 and I'm hoping to get 7s or above for gcses
This trace table is correct as per the OCR exam board. The assignment to A is in the same iteration (same time around the while loop), so belongs on the same row. This is the case even though the assignment to A happens after the assignment to B. You use a new row for each new iteration. If you've seen it done differently elsewhere, perhaps it's for another specification or use of a trace table I have not seen before. Hope that helps clear up any confusion.
@@revisecomputerscience ,yh thanks, i watched lots of trace tables and i figured thats, thanks . is there a chance you could do a double array suedo code trace tables question
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Thank you so much for this video. I’ve got my exam on Monday and this really helped me to understand trace tables. You’re the best!
Thank you so much!!! You're literally saving my gcses right now!! My computer science teacher never taught us anything so we're having to teach ourselves the spec. So I thank you from the bottom of my heart for the content you're pulling out. I'm currently on 6 paper 2 and 5 in paper one. I used to get 3s in year 10 and I'm hoping to get 7s or above for gcses
How is it going?
This was very helpful thank you!
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Super useful and practical! Thank you very much!
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1:40 you wrote 5 in the column b which is correct but then the 4 should be in the a column row 3 instead of row 2
This trace table is correct as per the OCR exam board. The assignment to A is in the same iteration (same time around the while loop), so belongs on the same row. This is the case even though the assignment to A happens after the assignment to B. You use a new row for each new iteration. If you've seen it done differently elsewhere, perhaps it's for another specification or use of a trace table I have not seen before.
Hope that helps clear up any confusion.
@@revisecomputerscience ,yh thanks, i watched lots of trace tables and i figured thats, thanks . is there a chance you could do a double array suedo code trace tables question
this is wrong, i think your misleading people