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Foundations of Problem Solving: Algorithms

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Foundations of Problem Solving: Algorithms
 

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Foundations of Problem Solving: AlgorithmsOnline version

Key terms about solving problems with steps

by Shinoku Asimu
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A step-by-step procedure for solving a problem with a clear end.

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Medieval mathematician from Baghdad whose name inspired the term.

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Pioneer who formalized computation with a theoretical machine.

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Formal calculus for function abstraction used in logic and computing.

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Early programming language used for scientific computations.

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Early programming language named after a renowned mathematician.

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Diagram illustrating sequence and decisions in a process.

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High-level, human-readable outline of a program structure.

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Everyday language used to describe procedures (not code).

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A fixed set of steps to prepare something, like a dish.

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