Year 7 - Computing
Operators
Using fundamental programming constructs in a block-based language
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Year 7 - Computing
Using fundamental programming constructs in a block-based language
In this unit pupils will build their confidence and knowledge of the key programming constructs (sequence, iteration, selection and variables). Learners will use Scratch to explore the key programming constructs firstly through editing pre-existing code and then by developing their own programs.
You will learn to create complex conditions using comparison and logic operators.
Comparison operators can be used to compare values in expressions. Logical operators can be used to compare multiple comparison expressions.
an operator that is used to compare one value to another. Add one real device or system example to prove understanding.
Mistake: Selection statements can only check one condition at a time. Correction: Complex conditions can be built into selection using a combination of comparison and logical operators. Logical operators join separate conditions and provide one complete statement that still evaluates to only True or False.
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