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There are lots of queries in this programming forum like in the following Documentation thread that
"How can I make the documentation for my coding? I want to mean what is the structure of documentation that are acceptable to clients and how can someone other than me can understand my code...
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Multiplications
12 * 2 = 12 << 1
12 * 4 = 12 << 2
12 * 8 = 12 << 3
12 * 16 = 12 << 4
12 * 32 = 12 << 5
12 * 64 = 12 << 6
12 * 128 = 12 << 7
12 * 256 = 12 << 8
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pradeep
A few years ago, people who wished to study programming as a hobby had an important decision to make: Which programming language would they study for their first?
Many people chose to start with BASIC or Pascal, because they were easier. Indeed, those languages are fairly well-suited to...
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Introduction
In normal procedural languages, one can go about defining functions and procedures, and 'calling' these from the 'parent' functions. I hope you already know that. Some languages also provide the ability of a function to call itself. This is called Recursion.
Factorial
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jerkjames
The job interviews are the twisting point in a job search where job seekers can do well in winning confidence of potential employers; make them believe that you are the model candidate for the position you are looking for. Most likely job seekers stagger through interviews as if the recruiter asks...
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Abstract
Introduction
Why do I think about these questions?
Where does the difficulty come from?
If everything is difficult why do they say that it is simple?
Conclusions
References
Abstract
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pradeep
Introduction
POP3 stands for Post Office Protocol version 3, it's application layer Internet Protocol used by various desktop email clients, and web-based email services to fetch email from a remote server over a TCP/IP connection. Until sometime back POP3 was the de facto standard for email...
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rahulnaskar
Classes and Functions
If we are not using a language, which doesn’t support anything but objects what should be our choice in building frequently used functionality. What will be the design approach, class based or function based? Big questions, isn’t it? Let’s find out if we can put some light...
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pradeep
Introduction
There are two basic methods for sending an email with Python.
If a mail server is running on the machine where Python is installed, simply open a pipe to the mail server and write the email as a file to that pipe. This is usually done on *nix type systems such as Linux.
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pradeep
Loops
Ruby provides the basic while and unless loops and iterators. Let us go through while and until first before looking at iterators.
A "while" loop defines that a statement or block of code is to be rerun time and time again while a condition remains true, and then execution is to...
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pradeep
Python supports a couple of looping constructs. The for statement is most commonly used. It loops over the elements of a sequence, assigning each to the loop variable. If the body of your loop is simple, the interpreter overhead of the for loop itself can be a substantial amount of the overhead....
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neil
First, though, let me eliminate a myth: some people think that math skills are important, but I've seen great mathematicians who are mediocre programmers, and lots of great programmers who are certainly not mathematicians (and probably never expected to be).
Programming is more of a designer's...
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Planning You Big Programming Project
So you have reached the point when you want to make that big dream project or game. Maybe a big RPG or FPS. But every time you try you end up giving up and failing or you have not started yet and you dont know what to start with. This article hopes to help...
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vishal sharma
As I was going Through some of the codes in this section, I saw some faulty codes and some suggestions regarding them. Here is a guide to point out the mistakes by the coder in a proper way. If you ever find a bug/vulnerability/hole/flaw in someone's code, here's how you should go about reporting...
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rahulnaskar
Introduction
This is an article on our day-to-day programming practices. The article is targeted from beginners to pro who are involved in programming hands on. Life glides when we begin programming and our projects are small, the factorials, finding out primes and so on. When we master the...
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rahulnaskar
In large and complex systems that we are dealing with regularly, what makes our projects standoff from others is:
a. Quality of the software
b. Time line
Both being mission critical, how good is it to have a prototype?
After the “Process Oriented Architecture” hype, most approaches in...
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