After defining the problem, the next typical step is:

aConsidering potential solutions
bImplementing immediately
cForgetting it
dSaving the file

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Once the problem is clearly defined, you brainstorm and consider the possible ways it could be solved. Generating a range of candidate solutions must happen before any one can be chosen or applied.

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C-15-Q065After listing potential solutions, the process moves to:
C-15-Q066The final stage of problem solving is:
C-15-Q067In real life we encounter problems and we need to solve them to:
C-15-Q068The full problem-solving cycle typically includes which steps?
C-15-Q069Computers and electronic devices can directly understand only:
C-15-Q070Writing instructions only in 0 and 1 is:
C-15-Q071Languages that follow specific rules so the computer can convert them are called:
C-15-Q072Examples of programming languages include:
C-15-Q073Bengali, English, French, Latin, and Spanish are examples of:

C-15-Q074To give instructions to a computer, we must write them:

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