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DO IT NOW a = 1 totalStudents = 0 REPEAT The array classSize can contain up to 8 classes. Why does the until loop only run 7 times? What kind of error is this? How do I correct the error? a = 1 totalStudents = 0 REPEAT totalStudents = totalStudents + classSize(a) a = a + 1 UNTIL i=8 This is

DO IT NOW Why does the until loop only run 9 times? Because a will equal 8 at the end of the 7th time it loops, which will mean the program will stop before it gets the chance to run 8 times. What kind of error is this? Logic error , as the program runs but does not do what the programmer intended How do I correct the error? Change the last line of code to UINTIL a>8 or classSize(a)=0 This is

Prepare for the mid term exam Learning AIM Prepare for the mid term exam

Learning objectives Identify three areas that you need to revise for the exam Watch revision videos for the areas you have identified Complete the tests after each video to test your understanding

cambridgegcsecomputing.org Computing Hardware 10aSURFIR@arkwilliamparker.org Start by selecting COURSE from the tabs We have covered the following sections: Computing Hardware Representation of data in computer systems Programming (apart from the section on machine code)

cambridgegcsecomputing.org Once you have identified the relevant section, find the video(s) you need to watch – complete the test section after each video If you complete any on the worksheets print them off and bring them to me for marking

cambridgegcsecomputing.org Look over your past papers – identify the questions you got wrong and then revise from the areas below: Start by selecting COURSE from the tabs We have covered the following sections: Computing Hardware Representation of data in computer systems Programming (apart from the section on machine code)

By the end of this lesson you will be able to .... Learning outcomes By the end of this lesson you will be able to .... ALL (C) Demonstrate an improvement in your understanding through the completion of tests after watching each video. MOST (B) Go back over the end of term exam papers and identify where you went wrong – using the videos and tests to assist you SOME (A) Write full answers for questions that you previously got part marks on – using the videos and tests to assist you