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Applied Computational Thinking with Python - Second Edition
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In this chapter, we learned about logic errors and how to identify them. We worked on debugging errors and how to read the console messages. We also learned that some errors will not be noticed by Python, that console messages vary in how helpful they are, and that errors and debugging are simply a necessary part of the programming and computational thinking process. We learned how very important it is to verify our programs and test them often.
After going through this chapter, you are now better equipped to write algorithms using logical reasoning. You are now also able to test your algorithms for errors by identifying possible mistakes such as indentation errors, conditional errors, and formula errors.
In the next chapter, we will be taking a deeper dive deeper into problem analysis, using the computational thinking elements to break down problems so that we can create meaningful and useful algorithms.