Problem-solving typically involves the following steps:
- Understanding the problem: Clearly define the problem, its constraints, and requirements.
- Analyzing the problem: Break the problem into smaller, manageable parts and identify relevant information.
- Designing a solution: Develop possible solutions or approaches, considering resources, time, and feasibility.
- Implementing the solution: Put the chosen solution into action, ensuring to follow the steps logically.
- Testing and evaluating: Check the solution’s effectiveness, test it for correctness, and evaluate the results.
- Refining or iterating: If necessary, refine the solution and repeat the process until the problem is effectively solved.