Daily Practice - GCSE Computer Science
Systems, data representation, networks, algorithms and programming.
5th September 2026
- 1Producing Robust Programs
Explain why iterative testing, carried out throughout development, tends to make errors cheaper to fix than relying only on final testing.
- 2Boolean Logic
Complete: NOT 0 = ?
- 3Data Representation: Number Systems
Convert the denary number 45 to hexadecimal.
- 4Data Representation: Images, Sound and Compression
A mono sound clip has a sample rate of 4000 Hz and lasts 2 seconds. Calculate the total number of samples taken.
- 5Programming Practice: Writing and Refining Programs
A programmer wants any syntax error in their program to be reported before the program starts running at all. State whether a compiler or an interpreter behaves this way, and explain why.
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