Revision 7.3

Revision 7.3

1. Computational thinking is when gives us the ability to take a problem and understand it and figure out the solution to the problem.

   • Abstraction is when you focus on the important information and put the less important one a side or that are not needed.

2. Decomposition is when you break down the problem into much smaller parts.

   • Pattern recognition is when you look for similarities with problems.
     • An algorithm is develolping steps to solve a problem or following rules to solve it.

3. A sequence is when you follow a set of instructions that are ordered.

   • Selection is when your computer makes a decision that are within a computer to decide what instruction goes next.