Cracking the Code: Exploring the Power of Coding in Everyday Life
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Have you ever wondered how traffic lights know when to change color or how your TV knows what to do when you press the buttons on your remote? It's all down to coding. “What's coding?” I hear you ask. Coding is a way of giving a computer instructions so it can do a certain job. These instructions are called an algorithm. Coding is everywhere around us. Any electrical device that can be given an instruction needs coding. Your television needs to know when you want it to change channel, increase or decrease the volume. Your microwave needs to know how long to cook your food for and what temperature to cook it at. And, of course, your tablet and mobile phone are full of apps that need coding in order to make them work. Can you think of any other examples of coding? Look around you, coding is everywhere.
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What is an algorithm?
The sequence of instructions given to a computer to make it perform a task
A program that writes codes
A brand of computers
The person who writes the code for the computer
What is coding?
Coding is a way of giving a computer instructions so it can do a certain job
Coding is the name of a computer program
Coding sends a message from your computer
Coding is made by electricity
Which of these all require coding to work?
Washing machine, television, ATM/Cash Machine, cash register in a shop
Toaster, television, ATM/Cash Machine, cash register in a shop
Washing machine, television, ATM/Cash Machine, light bulbs
Washing machine, television, bicycle, light bulbs
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