A long program is built from small parts. Run each part as you build it.
A long program is built from small parts, joined end to end.
Give each part a name and one job, so each is easy to understand.
Run each part as you build it, so a bug has fewer places to hide.
Run a part, check it, then add the next. Fix one bug at a time.
These are some of the questions on the sets. The printable sheets have more and an answer key.
Hard. More steps give a bug more places to hide.
Check it, then add the next part. Run a part, check it, add the next.
One. Then you know what worked.
Carry the cake to the table. The cake must be on the table before the candles go on.
End. Teo said it is just small programs joined end to end.
Pick a long job, like making breakfast or tidying a room. With a grown-up, split it into four short parts and give each part a name, then do part one and check it before you start part two.
Do the Mission: pick a long job like making breakfast or tidying a room, split it into four short parts together and give each a name. Do part one and check it before you start part two.
