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Introductory and inspiring session for students on computer science Date: 19th March 2013 Event: IT workshop for high school students Venue: President's College, Maharagama Organized by: Society of Computer Science, University of Sri Jayewardenepura
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- 15. Be amazed, be inspired Happy coding! Thank you! :)