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- Discuss the process in detail using decision tree (Don't introduce the name yet) - Discuss the process in detail using decision tree (Don't introduce the name yet)
- after drawing a basic decision tree - introduce with the name "Decision Tree" - after drawing a basic decision tree - introduce with the name "Decision Tree"
- Keep on focusing on the importance of decisions in problem solving - Keep on focusing on the importance of decisions in problem solving
![ATM-MACHINE-DECISION_TREE](https://github.com/sofdev-ms/Lecture_Notes/blob/Intro_to_Programming/imperfect_notes/attachments/IMG_0016.jpg)
- Example 2 : **Super Mario** - Example 2 : **Super Mario**
- Engage students by asking about the game - Engage students by asking about the game
- Discuss what decision making happend when you press ```->``` arrow - Discuss what decision making happend when you press ```->``` arrow
![SUPER-MARIO-DECISION-TREE](https://github.com/sofdev-ms/Lecture_Notes/blob/Intro_to_Programming/imperfect_notes/attachments/IMG_0015.jpg)
- Example 3 : **Pubg Game** - Example 3 : **Pubg Game**
- Engage students by asking about the game - Engage students by asking about the game
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- state the problem - tell them his teacher gave him the problem - state the problem - tell them his teacher gave him the problem
- Problem : Find the sum of numbers from 1 -> 100 - Problem : Find the sum of numbers from 1 -> 100
- discuss that He didn't jump on problem directly, **made observation** (focus on observation) - discuss that He didn't jump on problem directly, **made observation** (focus on observation)
![SUM-OF-NUMBERS](https://github.com/sofdev-ms/Lecture_Notes/blob/Intro_to_Programming/imperfect_notes/attachments/IMG_0014.jpg)
- **Prime Numbers** - **Prime Numbers**
- What are prime Numbers - What are prime Numbers
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- based on previous checks decide to ignore one part - properly explain this with example - based on previous checks decide to ignore one part - properly explain this with example
- now rather than picking random , pick middle element - now rather than picking random , pick middle element
- reason for picking middle element - it always removes atleast half of the prospect solution - reason for picking middle element - it always removes atleast half of the prospect solution
![LOG-N](https://github.com/sofdev-ms/Lecture_Notes/blob/Intro_to_Programming/imperfect_notes/attachments/IMG_0013.jpg)
- Discuss the time Analysis - Discuss the time Analysis