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4.1 - Thinking Logically

This is one of the fundamental parts of computational thinking: Computers process data logically but this is not “thinking”. For the computer to work it needs to be given instructions. For these instructions to work the programmer must think logically to design the program. Imagine you're at a crossroads, and you need to decide which path to take. How do you make that decision? You probably consider the conditions:...

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