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Breaking a problem into smaller parts is a part of computational thinking. (True/False)
True
Algorithms are a sequence of steps to solve a problem.(True/False)
True
Abstraction means focusing on all details of a problem. (True/False)
False
Pattern recognition involves ignoring similarities between problems or solutions.(True/False)
False
Algorithm design is the process of creating a step-by-step solution to a problem.
True
Decomposition makes it harder to understand complex problems.
False
An algorithm is a random list of instructions. (False/True)
False
Abstraction is about removing unnecessary details to focus on the important parts.
True
Pattern recognition is only useful in mathematics. (True/False)
False
Bug is program mistake. (True/False)
True
Debugging is finding and fixing the errors.
True
Sequence is not right order in giving commands. (True/False)
False
