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    For example:

                        The name of your friends.

                        The number of students in your class.

                        The list of books in the library.
                        The number of pets.

                        The height of your classmates.
                        A list of songs in your playlist.

                        A video of your school event.

                        A photo of your school.

                      SAME OR DIFFERENT

                      When looking at things around, some objects may appear similar, while others may
                      look very different. But how is it decided if they are the same or different? Simple
                      features or parameters are used to compare them. These features act as clues that

                      help observe and understand objects better. For example, observe the image given
                      below. Are the images same or different?

                      In the picture, there are two images side by side. At first, they might seem the same
                      because both show a teacher teaching two students as in one image the teacher

                      is teaching on a blackboard, while in the other, the teacher is teaching through
                      a smartboard.  So,  even though  the  teacher and students  are the  same  in both
                      pictures, the teaching method is different.

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