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Computational (Logical )Thinking
Algorithm Thinking
Series of step by step instructions written in every day language to solve a problem.
Characteristics
General
Sequential
Precise
Ordered
Finite
Defined
Types
Sequential
Conditional
Repetition
Guideline
Input
Process
Output
Decomposition
to break down a problem or complex system in small pieces that can be solved one at a time
Process that enables problem solvers to break large problems into a series of smaller problems which can be tackled one small problem at a time
Example: A bowl of sushi: ππ€π£π₯’
Pattern Recognition
To identify similarities and recurring actions to find standard and solve problems
By noting patterns, we can make predictions about what will happen next, create new rules and solve problems
To be centered in the relevant information and putting aside all the non important data
Allows us to manage complexity
Abstraction