Part 1. This video follows on from the exercise challenge seen in the two previous videos and is the first part of two videos that show how we can order the table.
Learn python after Scratch using this exercise to build on what you have learnt. Input, variables, if statements, loops, lists and functions, all in one exercise. Break the problem down into parts, testing your python code as you go. If you need help then use the videos, see below, or ask us for help in a comment and we will assist with any enquiry. Enjoy and Good luck!
From Scratch to python series:
The Challenge Exercise: Design • Learn | Python | After Scratch | Exer...
The Challenge Exercise: Answer • Learn | Python | After Scratch | Exer...
Functions • Learn | Python | Functions | After Sc...
Input • Learn | Python | After Scratch | Ask ...
List • How to learn Python from Scratch - Li...
loops • Learn | Python | After Scratch | Cont...
variables • Learn | Python | After Scratch | IDLE...
types • Learn | Python | After Scratch | Inte...
if statements • Learn | Python | After Scratch | Cont...
Python for beginner’s series:
What is Python: • Python Coder
Starter: • Python Coder | # Beginner | Starter
IDLE: • Python Coder | # Beginner | IDLE
Variables: • Python Coder | Beginner # | Variable
If statements (logic)
1: • Python Coder | Beginner | # Learn Sim...
2: • Python Coder | Beginner | #2 Logic
3: • Python Coder | Beginner | #2 Logic i...
Loop: • Python Coder | Beginner # | Loop
Loops: • Python Coder | Beginner # | Loops
Lists: • Python Coder | # Beginner | Lists
Functions starter • Python Coder | Beginner | Functions S...
What should you learn after Scratch? You want to continue to code, so learn python after scratch. You can use your scratch skills when you move from scratch to Python. This series of videos on a YouTube playlist will show you how to use scratch to learn python basics. Use your scratch knowledge like controls, if, if else, repeat loops, forever loops, operators, variables, lists, broadcasts, say and ask, and we will show you how to write these in python code.
Many people learn scratch as their first programming language because it is easy-to-learn, fun and free. But moving from block programming to another language is not so easy. There does not seem to be anything that follows scratch. So, what to learn after Scratch? Python is a good language to learn, but can you use any of your knowledge that you have from scratch programming to learn python? Yes, you can. There are many concepts that you already know from scratch that can help you learn the basics of python. Good luck with your coding!