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by Mr Habib
1

Which computational thinking concept is defined as breaking a complex problem down into smaller, more manageable parts?

2

When solving a problem, the process of removing the unnecessary details and including only the relevant details is known as:

3

In a flow diagram (flowchart), which symbol represents a point where the algorithm must make a choice, leading to a "yes or no" or "true or false" outcome?

4

An algorithm is a computer program. True or False?

5

Why is decomposition a core skill for programmers?

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What is a flowchart?

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What are the three fundamental stages of any computer program or algorithm?

8

In a program to calculate the volume of a fish tank, what are the necessary inputs?

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What is the primary purpose of using a trace table?

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What are the two searching algorithms you need to know for GCSE Computer Science?

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What are the two sorting algorithms you need to know for GCSE Computer Science?

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