Computational Thinking and Problem Solving
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What is the primary purpose of using computers to solve problems?

  • Process data and output results (correct)
  • Collect data and analyze it
  • Display data visually
  • Accept input data and store the data

    • Which stage of problem solving involves a computer interpreting the given information?

  • Process data
  • Output results
  • Store the results
  • Accept input data (correct)

    • In computational thinking, what does 'navigate complex problems' refer to?

  • Understanding and addressing complex problems (correct)
  • Creating complex problems
  • Avoiding complex problems
  • Solving problems efficiently

    • What is one of the key processes a computer performs when solving a problem?

    <p>Processing the data</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Why are computers particularly useful in solving complex problems?

    <p>To process large amounts of data efficiently</p> Signup and view all the answers

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