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- Zaman, in Persian, means 'Time'. I am a 'Rationalist', and a 'Master of Computer Applications' Gold Medallist from University of Aurangabad. I like reading books on Mathematics, Compilers, Database Internals, Operating Systems, Distributed Systems, and C++ Design. Please feel free to leave comments. You can ask a question related to computers and I will do my best to answer you.
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