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The document provides an overview of computational thinking and programming concepts like Scratch. It explains what a program and algorithm are, and the differences between a programmer and user. It also discusses inputs, outputs, variables and how to create, save and load Scratch programs. There are practice questions for students to create a basic calculator program in Scratch.

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Revision Sheet Y7 - T2

The document provides an overview of computational thinking and programming concepts like Scratch. It explains what a program and algorithm are, and the differences between a programmer and user. It also discusses inputs, outputs, variables and how to create, save and load Scratch programs. There are practice questions for students to create a basic calculator program in Scratch.

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ICT_ Year 7

Revision Sheet
2nd term Exam2023/2024

Name: ………………………………………….
Class: …………………………………………..

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Unit 3: Computational thinking

The Definitions Picture

►Scratch is a programming language

►What is a program?
A program is a set of commands. The commands control the
computer.

►What is the different between programmer and user?

A Programmer: is the person who makes a program through


chooses the command and puts them in order.

A user: is the person who uses and runs the program.

Input: every program has inputs we can use the mouse,touchscreen and keyboard to
make input data into computer .

Mouse Keyboard

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Output: every program has outputs we can use the monitor & speakers. The output
comes out of the program.

The user sees and hears the program outputs


Input is what you do to control the computer the programmers & users makes the inputs.
Output is what comes out of the computer.the computer makes the output
The scratch program you used had input and output.

Scratch website interface


The scratch screen is in three parts

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►►How to open scratch and create a new program?

Click on ‘create’ to open the area where you can create


your own programs

►►How to make a scratch program with output?


The command to create visual outputs are called ‘looks’
‘as in the picture’ then drag one block onto the script area.

►►How to save your work in scratch?


Click on file menu then choose save to your computer

►►How to load your own program from your computer


through scratch?

Click on file menu on the top then choose load from


your computer

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►►What is the algorithm?

►►What is the variable?

A variable stores a value. You give every variable a


name. then you can use the value in your program.

Practical part
►►Make a simple calculator using scratch program. Here is a plan for this
program to help you :

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Test2

Practical test:
►►Make a simple calculator using scratch program. Here is a plan for this
program to help you:

►►Draw down here the script of code:


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Activity2

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Good luck

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