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This book discusses common myths and misunderstandings about computer science. It is committed to solving these problems and trying to eliminate misconceptions in order to provide potential computer science pupils and the overall public a more realistic outlook of the field. It provides a perspective of different fields where computer science is applicable, such as the medical field, business, linguistics, robotics, agriculture, sports, and the environment. The book mentions that computer science (CS) is at the crossroads of most modern occupations. It discusses the development of human-computer interaction that has been going on for years, reshaping the way people do things today.