Comp – Chapter 7: Computational Thinking

SSC-I (9th) · Computer · Afaq Sun

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What is the first step of computational thinking?
Which computational thinking technique involves breaking a big problem into smaller parts?
What is pattern recognition in computational thinking?

Chapter 7: Computational Thinking Definition of Computational Thinking: Decomposition, Pattern Recognition, Abstraction | Principles of Computational Thinking: Problem Understanding, Problem Simplification, Solution Selection and Design | Algorithm Design Methods: Flowcharts, Importance of Flowcharts, Flowchart Symbols, Pseudocode, Differentiating Flowcharts and Pseudocode | Algorithmic Activities: Design and Evaluation Techniques, Time Complexity, Space Complexity | Dry Run: Dry Run of a Flowchart, Dry Run of Pseudocode, Simulation | Introduction to LARP (Logic of Algorithms for Resolution of Problems): Writing Algorithms, Drawing Flowcharts in LARP | Error Identification and Debugging: Types of Errors, Debugging Techniques, Common Error Messages in LARP

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