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Did the early Indians invent mathematical algorithms that computer programmers use today to tell computers what to do?
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No, they did not.
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Did early Indians invent mathematical algorithms that computer programmers use today to tell computers what to do?
No, they did not.
Did Early Indians invent mathematical algorithms that computer programmers used today to tell computers what to do?
No, they did not.
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no
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