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Test your knowledge of computational thinking basics!

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Test your knowledge of computational thinking basics!

by Asih Mulyani
1

What is the first pillar of computational thinking?

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Which pillar involves breaking problems into smaller parts?

3

What does pattern recognition help identify?

4

Which pillar simplifies complex problems by focusing on essential details?

5

What is the goal of algorithm design?

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Which pillar helps in creating clear instructions for solving problems?

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Why is pattern recognition important in computational thinking?

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Which pillar is about hiding unnecessary details?

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How does decomposition assist in problem-solving?

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Which of the four pillars is most directly related to creating step-by-step instructions?

 
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