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Digital Divide is a concept that refers to the socio-economic and technical inequalities between those who have access to Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) and those who do not, as well as between those who can use these technologies effectively and those who cannot. This phenomenon was first discussed in the 1980s in relation to telephone access but gained importance from the late 1990s onward to describe inequalities in access to the internet and computer technologies. Levels of

What is Programming? Programming is the collection of instructions given to computers so they can perform specific tasks accurately and systematically. Through these instructions, computers learn when, how, and which operations to perform. This process can be compared to a recipe. To prepare a meal, the steps must be followed in order. Similarly, computers carry out their tasks by following commands step by step. For example, first put water in the pot, then add the pasta, then stir… Computers c