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COMMUNICATIONS OF THE ACMM arch 2006/Vol. 49, No. 333 Computational thinkingbuilds on the power andlimits of computingprocesses, whether they are exe-cuted by a human or by amachine. Computationalmethods and models give usthe courage to solve prob-lems and design systems that no one of us wouldbe capable of tackling alone. Computational think-ing confronts the riddle of machine intelligence:What can humans do better than computers? andWhat can computers do better than humans? Mostfundamentally it addresses the question: What iscomputable? Today, we know only parts of theanswers to such questions. Computational thinking is a fundamental skill foreveryone, not just for Computer scientists.
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