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Lecture "Introduction to Computational Thinking", exercise 3 #3
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Situation 1: you are searching a book in a library They have the need of searching something that has a precise location. |
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Situation 1: Assembling some furniture's parts Common features:
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• In both cases you can choose between washing by hand or using a machine; |
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Hi guys, Thanks a lot for all these new suggestions! I'll try to integrate them in next years lecture notes as additional material! Great work! S. |
Write down two situations that are actually referring to the same pattern if analysed from an abstract point of view, as introduced in Section "Abstraction is the key". What are their common features?
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