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Problem Solving Through Coding Names. PROBLEM SOLVING PROCESS UNDERSTAND THE PROBLEM: READ OR LISTEN TO THE PROBLEM. MAKE A PLAN TO SOVLE THE PROBLEM-

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1 Problem Solving Through Coding Names

2 PROBLEM SOLVING PROCESS UNDERSTAND THE PROBLEM: READ OR LISTEN TO THE PROBLEM. MAKE A PLAN TO SOVLE THE PROBLEM- IN COMPUTER SCIENCE WE CALL THIS PLAN AN ALGORITHM CARRY OUT THE PLAN-ONE THE PLAN IS CONCEIVED AND UNDERSTOOD, FOLLOW THE PLAN. REVIEW & REFELCT- Look at the plan you made, did it work? How can I make it better? If it didn’t work how can I change it so that I solve the problem?

3 Puzzle 8 Solution One Understand the Problem: Get the bird to the pig Make Plan: Repeat 4 times (Move Forward) Turn left

4 Puzzle 8 Solution Two Plan 1 didn’t work Changes to 2 nd plan Added repeat 5 times do move forward block at the end Result: it worked the 2 nd time

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