Learn about sequencing instructions, holding data in memory, and writing structured programs.

Start with exercises 1–3: they introduce the new techniques for this level. After that, pick from the additional exercises: 4–5 are ⭐ (easier), 6–7 are ⭐⭐ (medium), and 8–9 are ⭐⭐⭐ (harder). Aim for at least four stars in total before moving on to the next level.

You can use this programming guide as a reference while you work through the exercises.

Learn about branching to different parts of a program depending on a condition or the value of a variable.

Start with exercises 1–3: they introduce the new techniques for this level. After that, pick from the additional exercises: 4–5 are ⭐ (easier), 6–7 are ⭐⭐ (medium), and 8–9 are ⭐⭐⭐ (harder). Aim for at least ⭐⭐⭐⭐ in total before moving on to the next level.

You can use this programming guide as a reference while you work through the exercises.

Learn about repeating the code in part of a program until a condition is met.

Start with exercises 1–3: they introduce the new techniques for this level. After that, pick from the additional exercises: 4–5 are ⭐ (easier), 6–7 are ⭐⭐ (medium), and 8–9 are ⭐⭐⭐ (harder). Aim for at least ⭐⭐⭐⭐ in total before moving on to the next level.

You can use this programming guide as a reference while you work through the exercises.

Test yourself on everything you have learned so far. If you’re struggling, you probably need more practice in levels 1–3 before you continue to the next level.

You can use this programming guide as a reference while you work through the exercise.

Learn about including specialist functions, random numbers, and mathematical operators.

Start with exercises 1–3: they introduce the new techniques for this level. After that, pick from the additional exercises: 4–5 are ⭐ (easier), 6–7 are ⭐⭐ (medium), and 8–9 are ⭐⭐⭐ (harder). Aim for at least ⭐⭐⭐⭐ in total before moving on to the next level.

You can use this programming guide as a reference while you work through the exercises.

Learn about data structures.

Start with exercises 1–3: they introduce the new techniques for this level. After that, pick from the additional exercises: 4–5 are ⭐ (easier), 6–7 are ⭐⭐ (medium), and 8–9 are ⭐⭐⭐ (harder). Aim for at least ⭐⭐⭐⭐ in total before moving on to the next level.

You can use this programming guide as a reference while you work through the exercises.

Learn about iterating over data structures.

Start with exercises 1–3: they introduce the new techniques for this level. After that, pick from the additional exercises: 4–5 are ⭐ (easier), 6–7 are ⭐⭐ (medium), and 8–9 are ⭐⭐⭐ (harder). Aim for at least ⭐⭐⭐⭐ in total before moving on to the next level.

You can use this programming guide as a reference while you work through the exercises.

Test yourself on everything you have learned so far. If you’re struggling, you probably need more practice in levels 1–6 before you continue to the next level.

You can use this programming guide as a reference while you work through the exercise.

Learn about working with string data types.

Start with exercises 1–3: they introduce the new techniques for this level. After that, pick from the additional exercises: 4–5 are ⭐ (easier), 6–7 are ⭐⭐ (medium), and 8–9 are ⭐⭐⭐ (harder). Aim for at least ⭐⭐⭐⭐ in total before moving on to the next level.

You can use this programming guide as a reference while you work through the exercises.

Learn about loading data from and saving data to secondary storage.

Start with exercises 1–3: they introduce the new techniques for this level. After that, pick from the additional exercises: 4–5 are ⭐ (easier), 6–7 are ⭐⭐ (medium), and 8–9 are ⭐⭐⭐ (harder). Aim for at least ⭐⭐⭐⭐ in total before moving on to the next level.

You can use this programming guide as a reference while you work through the exercises.

Learn more advanced data structures.

Start with exercises 1–3: they introduce the new techniques for this level. After that, pick from the additional exercises: 4–5 are ⭐ (easier), 6–7 are ⭐⭐ (medium), and 8–9 are ⭐⭐⭐ (harder). Aim for at least ⭐⭐⭐⭐ in total before moving on to the next level.

You can use this programming guide as a reference while you work through the exercises.

Test yourself on everything you have learned so far. If you’re struggling, you probably need more practice in levels 1–9.

You can use this programming guide as a reference while you work through the exercise.

Learn about using the turtle library to draw vector graphics.

Start with exercises 1–3: they introduce the new techniques for this level. After that, pick from the additional exercises: 4–5 are ⭐ (easier), 6–7 are ⭐⭐ (medium), and 8–9 are ⭐⭐⭐ (harder). Aim for at least ⭐⭐⭐⭐ in total before moving on to the next level.

You can use this programming guide as a reference while you work through the exercises.