COMPUTER-BASED PROBLEM SOLVING PROCESS

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The book explores the paradox of technological advancement in computing, highlighting how the proliferation of software tools complicates problem-solving rather than simplifying it. It argues that users often become distracted by the search for new programming tools instead of concentrating on the core issues at hand. This shift in focus leads to increased demands on users, who must navigate an overwhelming landscape of options while attempting to develop effective strategies for their problems.