Computer Science

Computational Thinking is the ability to express a problem in a way that a computer can be programmed to understand.

1)Decomposition.

2) Abstraction.

3) Pattern Recognition.

4) Algorithms.

Decomposition is the ability to break down problems into clear, logical parts.

Abstraction is the process of removing information that isnt needed to solve the task at hand.

Pattern recognition is finding the small similarities or patterns among decomposed problems that can help us solve more complex problems efficiently.

Algorithmic Thinking is the process of solving problems through the use of clearly defined algorithms that can be used time after time.

Pseudo means false! Pseudocode literally means ‘false’ code or ‘fake’ code.

Pseudocode is not a programming language – it is just a way of writing code in simple statements that do not use programming language specific syntax.