1Question
A coding club collected 14 stickers on Monday and 18 stickers on Tuesday. How many stickers did they collect altogether?
2Question
Mia wrote 23 lines of code in the morning and 16 lines in the afternoon. How many lines of code did she write in all?
3Question
A game has 27 points in level 1 and 19 points in level 2. What is the total score?
4Question
There are 35 computer tablets in one lab and 14 in another lab. How many tablets are there altogether?
5Question
A programmer fixed 28 bugs on Monday and 17 bugs on Tuesday. How many bugs were fixed in all?
6Question
A robot completed 41 tasks in the morning and 22 tasks after lunch. How many tasks did it complete total?
7Question
A class used 19 minutes for a coding lesson and 26 minutes for a practice activity. How many minutes were used altogether?
8Question
A website received 33 visits on day one and 24 visits on day two. How many visits were there in total?
9Question
A student saved 15 files in one folder and 29 files in another folder. How many files were saved altogether?
10Question
A sensor recorded 38 data points in the first hour and 27 data points in the second hour. How many data points were recorded in all?
11Question
A coding team added 46 new sprites to a project and then added 18 more sprites. How many sprites are in the project now?
12Question
One computer program had 52 test cases and another had 19 test cases. How many test cases are there altogether?
13Question
A student typed 27 characters in one function and 35 characters in another function. How many characters were typed in total?
14Question
An app downloaded 44 times on Monday and 31 times on Wednesday. How many downloads were there altogether?
15Question
A coder tracked 29 correct answers in a quiz and 28 correct answers in a second quiz. How many correct answers were there in all?
16Question
A program used 63 megabytes of memory in one part and 24 megabytes in another part. What is the total memory used?
17Question
A game developer created 37 background images and 48 character images. How many images were created altogether?
18Question
A coding boot camp had 56 students in one group and 39 students in another group. How many students were there in total?
19Question
A robot moved 28 steps forward and 47 steps later in the day. How many steps did it move altogether?
20Question
A developer added 65 sound effects and 17 music clips to a project. How many audio files were added in all?
21Question
A school computer lab has 48 desktop computers, 27 laptops, and 15 tablets. How many devices are there altogether?
22Question
A coding event gave away 36 badges in the morning, 29 in the afternoon, and 18 in the evening. How many badges were given away in all?
23Question
A website had 54 visitor comments on one page and 46 on another page. How many comments were there altogether?
24Question
A programmer wrote 38 lines of code for one feature, 27 lines for a second feature, and 19 lines for a third feature. How many lines were written in all?
25Question
A school bought 42 new mice and 58 new keyboards for the computer lab. How many items were bought altogether?
26Question
A robot competition had 67 points in round one and 35 points in round two. How many points were scored in total?
27Question
A coder made 49 edits in one file, 23 edits in another file, and 31 edits in a third file. How many edits were made altogether?
28Question
A game studio counted 78 bugs in one level and 26 bugs in another level. How many bugs were counted in all?
29Question
A class collected 55 recyclables on Monday, 38 on Tuesday, and 29 on Wednesday. How many recyclables were collected altogether?
30Question
A programmer used 64 minutes on debugging, 37 minutes on testing, and 28 minutes on planning. How many minutes were spent in total?
31Question
A coding club had 86 practice questions in one packet and 47 in another packet. How many practice questions were there altogether?
32Question
A robot’s battery meter showed 72% at the start, then increased by 18%, and later increased by 9% more. What is the total increase?
33Question
A developer saved 45 files on one drive, 39 on a second drive, 28 on a third drive, and 17 on a fourth drive. How many files were saved altogether?
34Question
A computer lab used 58 desktop computers, 44 laptops, and 39 tablets during a project. How many devices were used in all?
35Question
A student completed 67 coding exercises in Week 1, 52 in Week 2, and 36 in Week 3. How many exercises were completed altogether?
36Question
A game designer added 84 sound effects, 33 animations, and 41 background images to a game. How many total assets were added?
37Question
A team fixed 96 bugs on Monday and 57 bugs on Tuesday, then fixed 24 more bugs on Wednesday. How many bugs were fixed in all?
38Question
A coding platform recorded 73 logins in the morning, 68 in the afternoon, and 49 at night. How many logins were recorded altogether?
39Question
A school technology fair had 125 visitors in the first hour and 86 visitors in the second hour. How many visitors were there altogether?
40Question
A software company tracked 148 completed tasks in one project, 97 in a second project, and 66 in a third project. How many completed tasks were there in total?