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Latest revision as of 07:57, 20 May 2024
Contents
Introduction
You are advised to spend no more than 20 minutes on this section. You will be asked to create a new program not related to the Preliminary Material or Skeleton Program.
This will be a programming question, they will give you or describe an algorithm for you to implement. They will give you the data types and variables required. Typically this will be at least 10 marks, and additional marks are given for testing your program. This is similar to the old specification AS exam and the sample questions below are taken from previous papers.
C# to Pseudo Code
Common Skills
string manipulation
Accessing each character of a string
Getting the ASCII value of a character
Testing if a character is in a word
Old Spec Papers
2009 Old Spec (Ignore this one, far too simple)
New AS Spec Questions
The questions below are from the new specification:
New A Level Questions
These are questions from the A Level exam so may be harder. The sample questions is also included:
Example Questions
These are some A Level standard questions i have found:
