What is the difference between programming and computational thinking? a) Computational thinking tells a computer what to do. Programming allows us to work out what to tell the computer to do b) Programming tells a computer what to do. Computational thinking allows us to work out what to tell the computer to do c) Programming tells a computer what to do. Computational thinking allows us to write in a programming language
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