by Editorial | Nov 10, 2020 | Grade 12, Pseudocode Tracetables
You have to be able to write an algorithm in pseudocode as well as produce a trace table based on a pseudocode algorithm. There is no single exact version of pseudocode, but this handout based on the IEB examinations from 2018 onwards is reasonably mainstream. Click...
by Editorial | Jul 27, 2020 | Grade 11, Grade 11 - Pseudocode, Grade 12
2020 – New IEB standards for algorithms and pseudocode algorithms At the start, an algorithm is a series of steps to solve a problem. An algorithm should not be language specific, as the plan or steps should be able to be programmed in any language. That...
by Editorial | Jun 1, 2020 | Grade 12, Grade12 - Theory, Pseudocode Tracetables
The final question of your theory paper is usually OOP, pseudocode, algorithms flowcharts and tracetables. Here is question 7 of the IEB Thoery paper supplementary 2019. To answer it you need to know how to set out a class diagram (part of the OOP part of the...
by Editorial | May 13, 2020 | Grade 10, Grade 10 - Flow Pseudo Trace, PWC grade 10 - All
Being able resolve an everyday problem into a number of logical steps is a critical programming skill. We can represent a solution (algorithm) using a flow chart or pseudocode. Trace tables are a useful tool that assist us to understand how the program moves from the...
by Editorial | Apr 29, 2020 | Grade 11, Grade 11 - Pseudocode
Here is a program that divides players into 2 teams based on their birth-month and their gender (odd months versus even months) (3 boys and 3 girls in each team) The program is first written in pseudocode before being written in Java. The program also uses a random...
