Python Memoization
Improving the efficiency of Python Programs Using Memoization Some of you may be familiar with the Fibonacci sequence, which is famous in both mathematics and computer programming. The sequence is formed by...
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The Modulo Operator in Python
The modulo operator is used in Python programming when you need to find the remainder of integer division. It comes up in many important algorithms, and is represented by the symbol %....
2-Dimensional Lists in Python
2-dimensional lists are an extremely important data structure in Python programming, with many applications. They can be very confusing to begin with, and you should make sure you are confident and competent...
Python append() and extend() List Methods
In this article we are going to take a look at two important Python list methods – append() and extend(). Both are very useful, but each serves a different purpose. Python List...
Retro Sound Effects in Python
This post is about how to produce retro sound effects using Python. These kinds of effects added greatly to the excitement of playing early computer games and are still loved by many....
Python Programming Challenge – Intervals of Consecutive Characters
Python Programming Challenge – Intervals of Consecutive Characters Here’s a fun Python programming challenge: Write a function which takes a string as input and returns a list of tuples containing the start...
Classic Snake Game with Python
This article will show you how to code the classic Snake Game with Python. Stop press! I now have an in depth video course on building the Classic Snake Game available on...
Python Turtle Graphics – Drawing with Stamps
Python Turtle Graphics stamps are awesome. They are not that well known, and learner python programmers often do things in a more complicated way than they need to as a result. Take...
A Key Distinction for Better Understanding of Computer Science GCSE and A Level
Do you mean the thing or the container for the thing? In this article I want to discuss a key distinction which crops up again and again throughout Computer Science GCSE and...
Python Sets and a River Crossing Puzzle
Have you heard of the puzzle about the farmer, the wolf, the goat and the cabbage? You can play it here (click the “run” button to start): There are many different ways...