Cambridge O Level Computer Science · Syllabus 2210 · Algorithm Design and Problem-Solving
Choosing a Standard Method
What is Choosing a Standard Method?
Choosing a standard method is matching the wording of a requirement to the technique it demands — totalling, counting, maximum, minimum or average — and recognising the requirements that need two of them working together.
This definition is part of the Algorithm Design and Problem-Solving chapter in Cambridge O Level Computer Science.
Choosing a Standard Method in context
This mixes every kind of demand Topic 7 makes: definitions, ordering a process, reading a flowchart, tracing an algorithm, choosing a standard method, classifying test data and diagnosing a defect. Answer all fifteen before checking anything. Every question explains why the right answer is right, so a wrong answer is worth more than a lucky one.