Computer science paper 2
- Created by: ceri55
- Created on: 16-05-18 13:54
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- Algorithms
- computational thinking
- decomposition- breaking down a complex problem into smaller problems and solving them individually.
- Abstraction- picking out the important bits of information from the problem, ignoring the specific details that don't matter.
- Algorithmic thinking- a logical way of getting from the problem to the solution. if the steps you take follow an algorithm you can reuse them for similar problems.
- pseudocode
- Not an actually a program language.
- follows structure
- Quick to write and easily converted
- should be easy to follow and understand
- examples
- Not an actually a program language.
- flow diagrams
- The beginning and the end of the algorithm are put in boxes with rounded corners.
- Inputs and outputs go into parallelograms
- General instructions, processes and calculation go in rectangles.
- decisions go in diamond boxes
- subroutines go into rectangles with lines at either end.
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- computational thinking
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