I sang during the night in early June
In the post I wrote a month ago, Project SIAT – Get Started, I wrote about how I finished designing the webpage. With the design in hand, I moved into the second stage of making the website (in a hurry), front-end coding. The design I put on the previous post was a high-fidelity interface made […]
Arrays are list of similar items, usually used in loops and repetitions. They contain similar items. The items in the list are the elements of the array. One-dimensional array are lists identified by the use of a single name and each item int eh list can be found by an index number showing the place […]
I learnt this from https://itnext.io/html-underrated-tags-119ef3e45b94. This is an amazing post. So basically, the tag is the <base></base> tag. It is used like this: So if the base is mentioned earlier, all the relative links will be according to this. This is very useful when you are using a tool like site sucker, which saves files from […]
Memory and Storage Primary Memory Primary memory, also known as main memory, is the only type of memory that could be directly accessed by the microprocessor. It is transistor-based, therefore is faster to do reading and writing. There are two types of primary memory: ROM and RAM. ROM (Read Only Memory) ROM or Read Only […]
This code is to find out the 3-digit numbers that have their digits add up to 9. The problem was originated from the “Problem of the week” from the university of Waterloo. The original question is stated here: https://www.cemc.uwaterloo.ca/resources/potw/2019-20/English/POTWD-19-NA-02-P.pdf The digit positive integer is the sum of all of its digits. For example, the digit sum […]
Grade 9 Computer Science class has started. Although I have learned how to code in C and Python before, I have never drawn a flowchart. I had planned for my code, but not as precise as a flowchart. My first flowchart, a super easy one, to find the largest and smallest number from the 5 […]
In the past week (July 1 to July 2), I participated in a coding camp organized by the ID Tech organization called “Intro to Coding for Machine Learning”. I found the camp so exciting. I have learned to code before, but never with other students or a formal teacher (Dad taught me C and Python […]
The items() method returns a view object. The view object contains the key-value pairs of the dictionary, as tuples in a list. Details: https://www.w3schools.com/python/ref_dictionary_items.asp
