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Principles of Computational Thinking
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What is computational thinking?

A problem-solving process for complex tasks

Which three principles are key to computational thinking?

Abstraction, decomposition, algorithmic thinking

What does abstraction involve?

Focusing on important details only

What is the purpose of abstraction?

To make problems easier to solve

In game design, what would you abstract away according to the note?

How the character walks

What is decomposition?

Breaking problems into smaller parts

Which tasks show decomposition when building a website?

Layout, code, and user interactions

What is a key benefit of decomposition?

It enables solving each part individually

What is algorithmic thinking?

Creating step-by-step solutions

What does algorithmic thinking involve designing?

Clear and logical instruction sequences

What characteristic does algorithmic thinking ensure?

Solutions are repeatable and logical

Which principle is used when focusing only on movement direction in a game?

Abstraction

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