Diagrammatic reasoning refers to the use of diagrams or visual representations to think through problems, formulate solutions, and communicate ideas or concepts. This reasoning style employs visual elements to organize information, highlight relationships, and facilitate problem-solving processes. It is often used in fields such as mathematics, computer science, engineering, and various branches of science, where complex information can be more easily understood through visualization.
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