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What do you call a person that knows and understands the basis of computers?
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∙ 13y ago
A geek? Seriously, though, there are many types of people--technicians, programmers, analysts and so on. They can have certification in microsoft, college degrees as electrical engineers or in computer science. It just really depends on the depth of knowledge you are referring to.
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