How should I increase knowledge in computer field after doing B.Sc biology?

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Here are the top 10 things needed to be done to increase knowledge in computer science: 1) Be logical When computer Science professor James O'Dell was asked what the important basics to master for computer Science were, the first thing he said was to have a good foundation in logic. It really does

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