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    A computer: - Performs calcula-ons - Remembers the results. Despite its speed and storage, a computer does have limits. Some problems s-ll too complex Accurate weather predic-on at a local scale Cracking encryp-on schemes - Some problems are fundamentally impossible to compute.

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    6.00 Introduc-On To Computer Science and Programming

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    A computer: - Performs calcula-ons - Remembers the results. Despite its speed and storage, a computer does have limits. Some problems s-ll too complex Accurate weather predic-on at a local scale Cracking encryp-on schemes - Some problems are fundamentally impossible to compute.

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    6.

    00 Introduc-on to Computer Science and Programming


    Goal:
    Become skillful at making a computer do what you want it to do Learn computa-onal modes of thinking Master the art of computa-onal problem solving

    What does a computer do?


    Fundamentally a computer:
    Performs calcula-ons Remembers the results

    What calcula-ons?
    Built in primi-ves Crea-ng our own methods of calcula-ng

    Is that all it does?


    A billion calcula-ons per second

    100s of gigabytes of storage

    Are simple calcula-ons enough?


    Searching the World Wide Web Playing chess Good algorithm design also needed to accomplish a task!

    so are there limits?


    Despite its speed and storage, a computer does have limita-ons
    Some problems s-ll too complex
    Accurate weather predic-on at a local scale Cracking encryp-on schemes

    Some problems are fundamentally impossible to compute


    Predic-ng whether a piece of code will always halt with an answer for any input

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