- ICT 2
- directions as algorithms
- Age 6-11
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level: grade 2
- English
Author's Instructions
Read the following paragraph and answer the questions that follow.
An algorithm is a set of instructions. the instructions must be in the correct sequence(order). things which are wrong in algorithms(errors) are called bugs. when we tell someone how to get to a place, we are giving them directions. directions are a type of algorithm. it is important that algorithms are precise. when an algorithm is precise, it includes all the information that people need to follow it.
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Author's Instructions
Read the following paragraph and answer the questions that follow.
An algorithm is a set of instructions. the instructions must be in the correct sequence(order). things which are wrong in algorithms(errors) are called bugs. when we tell someone how to get to a place, we are giving them directions. directions are a type of algorithm. it is important that algorithms are precise. when an algorithm is precise, it includes all the information that people need to follow it.