PROGRAMMING

What is computational thinking?

• Computational thinking is only about programming languages.
• Computational thinking is a way to create art using technology.
• Computational thinking is a process of breaking down problems into simple steps using concepts from computer science.

• Computational thinking is a method for memorizing facts and figures.

Which of the following are NOT an element of computational thinking?

• decomposition

• algorithm

• pattern

• pattern recognition

How can computational thinking be applied in everyday problem-solving?

• It can only be used in computer programming.

• It helps in organizing thoughts and finding solutions systematically.

• It is irrelevant to real-world scenarios.

• It is only useful for mathematicians.

Which of the following best describes the process of decomposition in computational thinking?

• Breaking a complex problem into smaller, manageable parts.

• Creating a visual representation of data.

• Writing code to solve a problem.

• Identifying patterns in data.

What role does pattern recognition play in computational thinking?

• It helps in identifying similarities and differences in data.

• It is used to memorize algorithms.

• It is not relevant to computational thinking.

• It only applies to artistic endeavors.

Which of the following symbols are not used in flowcharts of programming?

• Mathematical symbols such as '+', '-', '*', and '/'.
• rectangles

• diamonds

• Flow lines and arrows

Refer to the image, which of the following is a process?

• If condition

• Command

• Loop

• While condition

Which of the following skills are enhanced when learn programming?

• Team collaboration
• Time management
• Digital

• Problem-solving, logical thinking, attention to detail, creativity, analytical skills.

Which of these variables can only contain a single letter?

• char symbol;

• string word;

• int num;

• double num;

Which of these variables can contain decimal numbers?

• int apples;

• double apples;

• char apples;

• void apples;