Question

lesson 2: computational thinking
vocabulary
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computational thinking a ---------- approach that involves breaking problems down into ----------, recognizing ----------, focusing on important ----------, and creating step - by - step ---------- that a computer or person can follow
decomposition ---------- a problem into ----------, more ---------- parts
abstraction ---------- on the ---------- information and ignoring ---------- details

Explanation:

Computational thinking involves breaking problems into smaller parts (decomposition), recognizing patterns, focusing on important details, and creating algorithms. Decomposition is splitting a problem into smaller, more manageable parts. Abstraction is focusing on relevant information and ignoring unimportant details.

Answer:

computational thinking: a problem - solving approach that involves breaking problems down into smaller parts, recognizing patterns, focusing on important details, and creating step - by - step algorithms that a computer or person can follow
decomposition: breaking a problem into smaller, more manageable parts
abstraction: focusing on the relevant information and ignoring unimportant details