Computational thinking is a set of tools or strategies for solving (and learning how to solve) complex problems that relate to mathematical thinking in its use of abstraction, decomposition, measurement, and modeling Characterization of computational thinking is the three As: abstraction, automation, and analysis

Decomposition is a fundamental concept in computational thinking, representing the process of systematically breaking down a complex problem or system into smaller, more manageable parts or subproblems Abstraction is a computational thinking technique that centers on focusing on important information while ignoring irrelevant details

computational thinking — problem-solving and cognitive process rooted in principles derived from computer science that involves breaking down complex problems into smaller, more manageable parts and…. automation — using a program or computer application to perform repetitive tasks or calculations. decomposition — solving of a complex problem by breaking it up into smaller, more manageable tasks. abstraction — simplified representation of complex systems or phenomena.