Year 8 python part 1 - debugging
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The document provides instructions for debugging and improving code samples of increasing difficulty. Learners are to download code, find and fix errors, adding comments. They will then answer questions about the importance of comments and common errors found in code. The goal is to build programming skills like debugging, commenting code, and refining programs for efficiency.
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- 4. FIND THE PROBLEMS WITH THE CODE Go to the following site and download and save the main task part 1 program. You then need to edit this using Python IDLE. Level 4 Task - Red Find the errors in the code and attempt to fix them Level 5 Task - Amber Find and fix the errors adding comments to show what you have done Level 6 Task - Green Find and fix any errors commenting on the changes. Where possible refine and improve the program to make it more efficient
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