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          Title: Journal of Applied Computing and Information Technology
          Publisher: Computing and Information Technology Research and Education (CITRENZ)
          Volume: 15
          Issue: 1
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          [1 ] Auckland University of Technology, New Zealand
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          Subject: Science
          Subject: Q
          Subject: Mathematics
          Subject: QA1-939
          Subject: Instruments and machines
          Subject: QA71-90
          Subject: Electronic computers. Computer science
          Subject: QA75.5-76.95

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