By Amanda Lee ‘Match-case’ is a function that was introduced in Python 3.10. Similar to if-elif-else statements, match-case statements are conditional statements used when matching certain values. However,...Read More
We are planning our first Teach Meet at the end of May. A 1.5 hour free online session consisting of mini-seminars in which members of SEACSTA will present...Read More
As we develop more coding competitions, one platform that has been really helpful to scale the amount of code we can accept is HackerRank. In this tutorial, Rheya...Read More
Year 12 students from Garden International created an incredible competition to honour the contributions women have made in the field of Computer Science. Avantika, Avin, Chloe & Rheya...Read More
Congratulations to all the teams that participated in this year’s competition. We have been greatly impressed by the very high quality of entries as shown in the SEACSTA...Read More
I came across the PRIMM model in a Twitter chat and what I really like about it is that it gives a framework to practices that many teachers...Read More
I find that I refer to certain problem-solving strategies over and over again in my teaching, and it is useful to have these as a ready reference in...Read More
There are many ways to help with debugging, including Pair programming, Rubber Ducking and Tracing code. One technique that has helped my students over the years is the...Read More