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This lesson focuses on the practical programming skills tested on AQA GCSE Computer Science Paper 1. You will learn the AQA pseudocode conventions, the Python syntax examiners expect, how to complete trace tables step by step, how marks are awarded for code writing questions, and how to approach the most common programming question types.
AQA has its own pseudocode style that is used in exam questions. You must be able to read AQA pseudocode fluently, and you may choose to write your answers in pseudocode instead of Python. Here are the key conventions:
OUTPUT "Enter your name: "
name ← USERINPUT
OUTPUT "Hello, " + name
x ← 10
name ← "Alice"
isValid ← TRUE
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