Computational Thinking is a that integrates basic principles of computer science, for example, a problem to its fundamental aspects, the problem into subproblems, or systematically arranging the necessary steps in the form of .
Algorithms are a step-by-step sequence of clear that help solve a certain problem. They do not necessarily have to be written in a and be used as code, rather they also turn up in our and in science lessons, for example, when we conduct an experiment. Similar to a program code, experimentation instructions can be represented as a , for example. The acquisition of measured values digitally using an also allows references to be made to Computational Thinking, which can also encourage interaction.