Using the online HTML editor below, create a webpage with the following: 1. A Heading 2. A horizontal rule 3. A paragraph of text which has been formatted using the font tag. 4. An image, which has been resized using the height and width properties. Extension: Visit CSUK’s HTML Quick Reference page and see if […]
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Using the online HTML editor below, create a webpage with the following: 1. A Heading “My Practice Webpage” 2. A horizontal rule 3. A short sentence such as ‘This is almost my first webpage!’, which is red, has text size 5 and has the font ‘century gothic’. Extension: Visit CSUK’s HTML Quick Reference page and
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Answer the following questions on the basics of HTML formatting tags.
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1. Choose a personal interest (hobby, subject at school etc) which you can use as the main topic of your very first ‘self-coded’ webpage. 2. Using the online HTML editor below begin building your very own webpage in HTML by following the steps below: a) Add a heading onto your page, using <h1> tags, and
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Create your own Calculator in Scratch, which requests 2 numbers and an operator, from the user, then outputs the result of the requested calculation. The calculator should be able to add, subtract, multiply and divide. Log into your Scratch account and build a script which solves this task (Scratch). Once done, save and share your
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Study this code: Modify your code from the previous steps, to match the example. Now, explain what the updated code is doing.
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Using the program code you created and ran in the last step… 1. What happens if you replace the variables ‘Number 1’ and ‘Number 2’ with the ANSWER variable, in the addition calculation? Why does this happen? 2. In the second SET-TO block, what happens if you change ‘Number 2’ to ‘Number 1’? Why does
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Now log into your Scratch account, build the script and run the program (Scratch). Once done, save and share your project, grab the project file’s unique URL code and save it below.
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What do you think the code will do?
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Create a program that will ask the user to enter 3 numbers and display the sum of all three numbers back to the user. Log into your Scratch account and build a script which solves this task (Scratch). Once done, save and share your project, grab the project file’s unique URL code and save it
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