Programming thinking is to master a set of thinking modes behind it and solve problems efficiently.

People with this mode of thinking usually look more "smart" in life: whether at work or in study, you will find that he is clear-headed, responsive and efficient in digesting and absorbing knowledge.

For example, a decomposition of programming thinking:

Decomposition, in a nutshell, is to "disassemble a complex big problem into small steps that are more executable and better understood", which can exercise our ability to disassemble complex problems. The same is true for doing math problems. In order to solve a complex problem, it is usually necessary to decompose it into several big steps, and each big step can be further decomposed into more small steps ..... The decomposition of ideas is also one of the most important ideas in mathematics. This is also the reason why children who learn programming are not bad at math.

People with this kind of thinking are methodical and patient. Children with good decomposition ability, even when faced with a challenging math problem, can list clear steps to solve the problem and clearly know the progress of each step, instead of being confused when encountering problems.