Algorithmic Thinking through Flowcharts and Python
A resource designed to teach complete novices how to think logically before attempting to write code in Python.
This resource emphasises the importance of working out the algorithm using a flowchart, and gets students to practice writing the code before going onto Python (thus preventing the 'Rabbit in headlights' scenario).
A resource designed to teach complete novices how to think logically before attempting to write code in Python.
This resource emphasises the importance of working out the algorithm using a flowchart, and gets students to practice writing the code before going onto Python (thus preventing the 'Rabbit in headlights' scenario).
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