7.1 Definition of Computational Thinking
Computational Thinking (CT) is a problem-solving process that involves a set of skills and techniques to solve complex problems in a way that a can be executed by a computer. This approach can be used in various fields beyond computer science, such as biology, mathematics, and even daily life
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Computational thinking is not limited to computer science. It is used in everyday problem solving, such as planning a trip or organizing tasks.
Let's break down computational thinking into its key components: