What is meant by computational thinking?

• Thinking quickly

• Solving problems systematically

• Calculating numbers with a computer

• Programming games

The first step in creating an algorithm is...

• Testing the program

• Writing code

• Understanding the problem

• Deleting bugs

An example of decomposition in everyday life is...

• Cooking instant noodles

• Writing a story

• Breaking down homework into smaller tasks

• Drawing

Which of the following is included in patterns in computational thinking?

• Seeing similarities from several problems

• Memorizing formulas

• Redrawing

• Copying work

What is the purpose of creating an algorithm?

• Making the computer fast

• Solving problems with clear steps

• Increasing data

• Reducing computer memory

In computational thinking, abstraction means...

• Ignoring irrelevant information

• Increasing information

• Deleting all data

• Creating code

Flowcharts are used for...

• Drawing maps

• Illustrating problem-solving steps

• Calculating computer speed

• Drawing art

Which is an example of an algorithm in everyday life?

• Cooking recipe

• Shopping list

• Vacation photo

• Calendar

The last step of computational thinking is...

• Compiling the algorithm

• Testing the solution

• Deleting files

• Making notes

Computational thinking can be applied to...

• Only when using a computer

• All types of problems

• Only in school

• Only in mathematics