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IGCSE Computer Science
Chapter 7 Algorithm Design
and Problem Solving Study
Guide 2026
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Terms in this set (30)
Abnormal data Data that is rejected by a program
Abstraction A method used in the analysis stage of the program development life
cycle; the key elements required for the solution to the problem are
kept and any unnecessary details and information that are not required
are discarded
Algorithm An ordered set of steps to solve a problem
Analysis Part of the program development life cycle; a process of investigation,
leading to the specification of what a program is required to do
Boundary data The largest/smallest data value that is accepted by a program and the
corresponding smallest/largest rejected data value
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IGCSE Computer Science
Chapter 7 Algorithm Design
and Problem Solving Study
Guide 2026
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Terms in this set (30)
Abnormal data Data that is rejected by a program
Abstraction A method used in the analysis stage of the program development life
cycle; the key elements required for the solution to the problem are
kept and any unnecessary details and information that are not required
are discarded
Algorithm An ordered set of steps to solve a problem
Analysis Part of the program development life cycle; a process of investigation,
leading to the specification of what a program is required to do
Boundary data The largest/smallest data value that is accepted by a program and the
corresponding smallest/largest rejected data value
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