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Programming: Concepts and Constructs

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What you'll learn

The core building blocks of programs.

Key ideas

  • Variables vs constants; data types (integer, string, boolean).
  • Selection (IF) and operators for calculations and comparisons.
  • Subroutines are reusable blocks of code.

Exam tips

  • Match data types to the data.
  • Use subroutines to structure programs.

Common mistakes

  • Mixing up data types.
  • Confusing operators with variables.
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