Finding Primes Sieve of Eratosthenes | Girls Can Code
My 11 year old daughter tackles Eratosthenes algorithm for finding prime numbers in Java.
A beginner learning to code will approach problems in different way than an advanced coder. They require more explanation, more research and their solution is more simple. They may miss a few corner cases or come up with a sub-optimal solution. No problem at all! I'll accept it :)
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0:00 Sieve? Primes? Huh???
0:49 Eratosthenes algorithm
3:20 Problem solving: breakdown, approach, data structures
5:32 Coding time
13:32 Verification & validation
14:43 Bonus question!
16:15 Outro "See You in the Next One!"
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