Theory of Intelligence
11TH•Computer Science•Algorithms And Problem Solving•Understanding Computational Problems

3.1 Understanding Computational Problems

Inputs, processes, outputs, and well-defined versus ill-defined problems.

3.1 Understanding Computational Problems

A computational problem is a challenge that can be solved through a computational process, which involves using an algorithm, i.e., a set of step-by-step instructions that a computer can execute.

  • Input: The data or information given to the algorithm at the beginning of the problem.
  • Process: The steps or rules (i.e. the algorithm) that are applied to the input to generate the output.
  • Output: The solution or result produced by the algorithm after processing the input.

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