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Computational Thinking - Match-up

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Computational thinking
Decomposition
Abstraction
Algorithmic thinking
Algorithm
Sub-problem


Answers
Breaking a large, complex problem into smaller parts that are easier to understand and solve.
A precise sequence of instructions that, when followed exactly, solves a particular problem.
One of the individual parts that a large problem is divided into, which is solved on its own.
Removing or ignoring details that are not needed so that attention can focus on those that are.
Techniques used to understand a problem and work out a solution a computer can carry out.
Working out the steps of a solution and their correct order, including where repetition and decisions are needed.
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