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Computational thinking is a problem-solving method that involves breaking down problems, recognizing patterns, and creating algorithms. Pattern recognition identifies similarities and trends in data, while abstraction focuses on essential details by disregarding irrelevant information. Examples illustrate these concepts, such as recognizing numerical patterns and outlining the steps to make tea.

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Computational thinking is a problem-solving method that involves breaking down problems, recognizing patterns, and creating algorithms. Pattern recognition identifies similarities and trends in data, while abstraction focuses on essential details by disregarding irrelevant information. Examples illustrate these concepts, such as recognizing numerical patterns and outlining the steps to make tea.

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Q 1= Define Computational Thinking ?

Ans= Computational thinking is a problem-solving approach that involves breaking a problem into
smaller parts, recognizing patterns, focusing on important details, and creating step-by-step
solutions (algorithms).

Q 2= Define Pattern Recognition ?

Ans= Pattern Recognition is the process of identifying similarities, trends, or repeated


patterns in data or problems.

Example:

If numbers follow a pattern like 2, 4, 6, 8 → you recognize the pattern (adding 2 each time).

Q 3= Define Abstraction ?

Ans= Abstraction is the process of focusing on the important details of a problem while ignoring
unnecessary information.

Example:
Making a cup of tea - High-Level Step: 1 . Boil water . 2. Add tea leaves or a tea
bag. [Link] for a few minutes. 4. Pour into a cup and add milk/sugar if desired .

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