Hi Luan. The InThinking Computer Science site only focuses on Option D for the current syllabus.
Sample PapersWhere can i find Option A resources i.e exam questions on here?
Sample PapersThat's great to know, Andrew! Thanks for the feedback.
B 2.2.4 Queues JavaMichael, thank you for arranging the Queues content more like the Stacks content; in the sense that the problem solving prompts are on the Worksheet rather than in the slides. It makes much more sense and is in better line with chronological progression...
B 2.2.4 Queues JavaHi again Michael, thanks for your additional response. And I certainly noticed the improvements since last week in the slides, as well as the exercises! May I point out that under "Java Stack Implementation" in the eBook, in the "Using an Array to...
B 2.2.3 Stacks JavaHii Kasim. Thanks for pointing out that they should be in the elif area. Solutions also show elif. Will move them out.
B 2.3.2 Worksheet - PythonNested IF tasks 2 and 3 do not require a nested IF to be used. They seem to be worded and suited to just using elif.
B 2.3.2 Worksheet - PythonHi Andrew, Thank you for following up and clarifying your position. I genuinely appreciate this kind of detailed feedback. Your point about time efficiency and the "zero to 60" feel of some examples is perfectly valid. Balancing the needs...
B 2.2.3 Stacks JavaI suppose the postfix example is fine to use since it seems like a common use of stacks. But the slides roll right into that with no pre-context. There's just so much in your content catching me off guard or forcing me to take time to...
B 2.2.3 Stacks Java
Andrew
Also, Michael, one of my students picked up on the fact that on the slide for Stack operation - push() method, there is a Return statement. Is that necessary? (Others don't have it.) Plus, there is a void in the method signature. Should there not...
B 2.2.3 Stacks Java