First day @ CSDT IT Solution

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Hi there!
Today is my first day in CSDT IT Solution as an intern. I am very excited to work and learn "machine Learning" as well.
As we know the machine learning is growing exponentially and it will be the future of the IT industry and this encouraged me to learn machine learning.
I'll give you update. Thanks :)
Location: Patna, Bihar, India

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