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Computational Thinking and Problem Solving

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What you'll learn

How to approach and solve problems computationally.

Key ideas

  • Decomposition, abstraction and pattern recognition.
  • Representing algorithms with flowcharts and pseudocode.
  • Checking logic with a dry run / trace table.

Exam tips

  • Identify inputs, processes and outputs.
  • Trace algorithms carefully.

Common mistakes

  • Confusing decomposition and abstraction.
  • Skipping the trace when checking logic.
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