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Snakify: https://snakify.org/en/
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I found this really useful when learning Python - it explains everything very thoroughly with examples, and then gives you multiple challenges to try. I wouldn't go past two-dimensional arrays for GCSE (unless you really want to).
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Craig 'n' Dave's Time 2 Code course: https://time2code.today/python-course
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I've never used this, but it looks really good for GCSE.
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Craig 'n' Dave videos: https://www.youtube.com/@craigndave
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Look for playlists about programming.
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W3Schools Python tutorial: https://www.w3schools.com/python/
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Make sure you only do what's on the specification (again, unless you want to go further).
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Code Marker: https://www.codemarker.uk/
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Lots of coding challenges, categorised into GCSE and A Level - I think there's a free version and a paid-for (by teachers) version, but I'm not sure if the free version has answers.
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These are great for revision in general, but you'll only find coding questions on Paper 2.
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