Building Computational Thinking
Definition
Building computational thinking refers to developing problem-solving skills and logical reasoning abilities through programming and computer science concepts.
Related terms
Algorithm Design: Algorithm design involves creating step-by-step instructions or procedures to solve specific problems efficiently.
Abstraction: Abstraction is the process of simplifying complex problems by focusing on essential details while ignoring unnecessary complexities.
Logical Reasoning: Logical reasoning involves using rational thinking and deduction to analyze information, make decisions, and solve problems based on logical principles.
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AP Computer Science A - Unit 8 Overview: 2D Array
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