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What is algorithmic thinking?
Unit-2 Computational Thinking and Algorithms
A The ability to design step-by-step instructions to solve a problem
B The process of hiding irrelevant details
C The study of computer hardware
D Arranging data in a table
Explanation

Algorithmic thinking means designing a clear sequence of steps that lead to a solution.

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