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B1.1 Approaches to computational thinking

B1.1 explores computational thinking: defining problems, key concepts (abstraction, decomposition, pattern recognition, algorithms), and solution representation B 1.1.1 Construct a problem specification.A well-defined problem specification is crucial for effective problem-solving. It should include a clear problem statement, constraints, goals, and input/output... B 1.1.2 The fundamental concepts of computational...

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