Debugging Simple Algorithms
Students will identify and correct errors (bugs) in simple algorithms and programs.
Key Questions
- Explain common types of errors found in algorithms.
- Design a strategy for systematically finding and fixing bugs.
- Assess the importance of testing and debugging in program development.
ACARA Content Descriptions
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