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What is a key aspect of vertical computer science?
Critical thinking
and problem-solving
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What is decomposition in problem-solving?
Breaking a problem into
subproblems
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How can the economy be analyzed using decomposition?
By breaking it down into four
aspects
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What should each subproblem in decomposition accomplish?
Each should accomplish an identifiable task
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Why is it important for subproblems to be independent?
To solve each subproblem
independently
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What is abstraction in computer science?
Removing unnecessary data from a
problem
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What does abstraction help to achieve in problem-solving?
It makes problems more meaningful and
manageable
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What is a model in the context of abstraction?
A generalized view of the
essence
of a problem
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How does abstraction relate to programming?
It allows ignoring
implementation
details
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How do layers of abstraction function in programming?
Each layer abstracts details from the layer
below
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What is algorithmic thinking in computer science?
A skill set related to
problem-solving
and
algorithms
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Why is it important to consider special cases in algorithms?
To ensure the algorithm handles most
possibilities
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What is a potential mistake regarding abstraction and decomposition?
Confusing
abstraction
with
decomposition
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What is the relationship between abstraction and implementation?
Implementation
is the
opposite
of
abstraction
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Why is improving efficiency important in algorithm design?
To create
effective
and
fast
algorithms
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What happens when you program an algorithm compared to its design?
It becomes more complicated with
implementation
details
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What is a common misconception about abstraction?
That it is the opposite of
decomposition
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