👉 Computing statements, also known as computational statements or expressions, are the fundamental building blocks of computation that describe operations and processes performed by a computer. These statements typically follow the syntax of a programming language or computational model and can include arithmetic operations (like addition and subtraction), logical operations (such as AND, OR, NOT), control flow statements (like IF-THEN-ELSE and LOOP), and function calls. By combining these statements, complex algorithms and programs are constructed to solve problems or perform tasks, essentially translating human instructions into machine-executable code that a computer can process and execute.
