Problem solving using programming constructs
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I can combine sequence, selection and iteration in a program to solve a problem.
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The programming constructs of sequence, selection and iteration can be combined to make more complex programs.
Analysing a problem involves decomposing it into its constituent parts.
Algorithms can be developed to solve a problem.
A problem can be solved in multiple ways.
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