Computational Thinking
Computational Thinking
Computational thinking is a way of solving problems that helps us tell a computer exactly what to do. It isn’t about "thinking like a robot"; it’s about breaking down tricky challenges into logical steps that a human or a machine can follow.
Even if you aren't using a computer, you use these skills every day. For example, when you plan a route to a friend's house, follow a recipe, or figure out a strategy for a video game, you are using computational thinking.
The Four Pillars of Computational Thinking |
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