GESP C++ Level Examination has recently become very popular among parents, but what are the differences among the eight levels? At which level should children start? Today, we will thoroughly analyze this mysterious syllabus, allowing you to understand the complete progression route for learning C++! 01 How Beginners Can Quickly Get Started Level 1 Examination … Read more
Why is C++ So Difficult to Learn? The Problem May Lie in the Learning Method An Interesting Phenomenon Do you know what the simplest C++ program is? Many students who have learned C++ might immediately think of the classic “Hello World” program: #include<iostream> using namespace std; int main() { cout << "Hello World!" << endl; … Read more
Core Objective Hello everyone, I am Teacher Xiao Yu. However, today’s content will not follow trends or be overly emotional; it will only speak the truth—specifically written for parents of children below the second grade who want their kids to learn programming or are just starting out, filled with practical experience and key pitfalls to … Read more
The fourth batch of “Gold Medal Classroom” lists from North China Electric Power University Baoding Campus has been announced. Today, let us follow the footsteps of campus reporters and step into the frontline of teaching to experience the charm of the classroom. As students transition from passive “listeners” to active explorers of the programming world, … Read more
Today, I looked online and saw that many netizens recommend learning Python on Bilibili, and they suggested which teachers to follow for better results. Indeed, finding the right people and teachers is crucial when learning Python! On Bilibili, netizens have introduced several teachers, claiming that learning Python from them can help you easily transform from … Read more
The choice to start learning competitive programming in the fourth grade is significant, as children have just crossed a critical threshold in logical thinking. Initiating C++, a “hardcore” competitive programming language, undoubtedly marks the beginning of a long educational journey with high expectations and investments. Parents often feel a mix of excitement and concern: excited … Read more
We have always believed in the concept of “less is more, slow is fast.” This idea has been increasingly accepted in the field of mathematics education, and it is equally profound in the journey of teenagers learning C++ programming. Many parents and students think that learning programming means quickly mastering all the syntax of C++ … Read more
Parents and competitive programming students are encouraged to follow our public account, which focuses on algorithmic thinking training and competitive programming education. This will help parents avoid pitfalls and assist students in effectively improving their competition scores. 💬 1. A “Magical” Discovery: Can C++ Strings Use Triple Quotes? Recently, I encountered a student who said— … Read more
According to recent news from The Paper, Shandong Province has included Python content in its latest sixth-grade information technology textbook. Prior to this, there were rumors in the programming community that Zhejiang Province would modify its secondary school information technology textbooks, replacing VB (Visual Basic 6.0) with Python. Will things develop as programmers hope? Why … Read more
Many parents accompany their children in learning programming, monitoring problems and correcting code daily, often feeling more exhausted than the kids, yet their competition scores just won’t improve—have you encountered this situation too? I once had a student, rg, who was very interested in programming and electronic devices, dedicating a lot of practice time each … Read more
