What is the difference between computer science and information technology?

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    kaushal kumar khandwal Instagram@khandwal46 | Contributor-Level 10

    7 years ago
    Computer Science and information technology, both are the same things, but IT is more focused on the computer history and theory only and on the other hand, CS is focused on theory as well as practical knowledge.

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