Year 7 End of Year Assessment Topics
In programming, sequence refers to the ordered execution of instructions, where each statement is executed one after the other.
Selection involves using conditional statements (such as if, else, and switch) to make decisions in a program, allowing different code blocks to be executed based on specified conditions.
Iteration/Loops enable the repetition of a set of instructions until a certain condition is met. Common loop structures include for loops, while loops, and do-while loops.
In real life a box can store stuff in. In programming languages a variable is a useful for the storing data in. A variable can store different kinds of information, such as numbers, words (a string of text), or even more complex things like lists of items.
Review the presentation below on Scratch to help you recall the concepts