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3rd grader Osiel Dominguez (R) attends an event for students to learn to write computer code at the Apple store in the Manhattan borough of New York December 9, 2015.     REUTERS/Carlo Allegri - GF10000260388

Learning to write code is becoming as fundamental as reading, writing and arithmetic. Image: REUTERS/Carlo Allegri

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