First Athor, Second Author, Third Author

Title of the Publication Goes Here

First Athor, Second Author, Third Author

First Author Contact Address,
Second Author Contact Address,

Second Author Contact Address,

Abstract. Paper’s abstract should be at least 100 words to 200 in length. Ideal length of a good abstract is 150 words. Abstract gives overview of the problem solved and major contributions to the knowledge.

Keywords: Write 3 to 6 keywords here, separated with comma.

1 Heading

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1.1 Sub-Heading

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1.2 Table Style

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1.3 Figure Style

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1.3 Formula Style

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2.4 Code Style

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Sample program
{
input 1;

input 2;
input 3;

}

2 Reference Section

2.1 Citations

Author should use square brackets and consecutive numbers for citations such as [1], [2], etc.

References

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