Learn To Manage Packages Using APT-GET & APT-CACHE Commands In Debian/Ubuntu. Part-2

Posted on Mon 10 March 2014 in Linux • Tagged with APT, Linux, Ubuntu

This is second part of the tutorial.You would like to read the first part before you proceed further. Here is the LINK.

Continuing from the first part,

APT Ubuntu

11) Removing Packages From The System Using APT-GET :

This command will help you to remove the installed packages from the system. However …


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What is scope and lifetime of a variable in C language

Posted on Mon 10 March 2014 in C • Tagged with C language, Lifetime, Scope, Variables

Welcome to your next tutorial, here we would be discussing about the scope and lifetime of a variable, and how exactly they are similar yet different from each other. We'll try to understand all this by using an example to understand the concepts in a better way.

Scope and life time of a variable in C programming language

So, let's understand …


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Learn To Manage Packages Using APT-GET & APT-CACHE Commands In Debian/Ubuntu. Part-I

Posted on Sun 09 March 2014 in Linux • Tagged with APT, Linux, Ubuntu

APT abbreviated as Advanced Packaging Tool, is the package management tool used in Debian based distributions to install new applications from repository, removing installed applications, upgrading the system, updating the repository and bunch full of other useful tasks, all that from terminal itself.

APT

1) Installing Application In …


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Benchmarking OpenStack With Rally

Posted on Fri 28 February 2014 in Linux • Tagged with Benchmarking, Openstack, Performance, Rally, Scaling

When you are trying to make changes in a code, there is a big chance of failure. And if the system is as huge as OpenStack, it becomes really hard to figure the error out. Here comes Rally. Rally makes benchmarking of OpenStack simple and automated. Rally works in three …


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Block ads to make your web experience beautiful and speed up your Internet

Posted on Thu 27 February 2014 in How To DIY • Tagged with Web

Everyone of us annoyed by creepy ads everywhere on internet. From mailbox to keep waiting for video  in Youtube.

But ads not only makes your internet looks ugly but most of them sneak cookie, steal other website data and track your internet activity.  Also these ads eats up your precious …


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XHTML and CSS -2- Understanding Basic Semantics of Webpage

Posted on Wed 26 February 2014 in Web Development • Tagged with CSS, Overview, Tutorial, Video, xhtml

In the previous tutorial, we took a brief overview, of what we'll be going to discuss in this tutorial series and how to see the rendered XHTML coding of any webpage. You can see the previous tutorial , in this video tutorial, we'll first understand the difference between XHTML and a …


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Conditional Statements in Python

Posted on Wed 26 February 2014 in Python • Tagged with Conditional, Python

Conditional Statements in python

In this tutorial we will discuss about conditional statements in python. Conditional statements are used to perform different computation based on the Boolean expression which turns out to be true or false . Boolean expression is on which these conditional statement works. Various Conditional statement used are:

  • If
  • Else
  • Else if …

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Writing your First Javascript code

Posted on Mon 24 February 2014 in JavaScript • Tagged with JavaScript

Writing your first javascript code

In the previous article we discussed about introduction to javascript, in this article we will discuss about how to write a javascript code, where we can add javascript in our web pages, how to use tools that are built in our web browser, how to validate HTML5/javascript code.

Validation …


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Introduction to Javascript

Posted on Sun 23 February 2014 in JavaScript • Tagged with Introduction, JavaScript

Introduction to Javascript

Hi everyone, welcome to this brief article discussing about javascript, we'll do this by discussing various fundamentals of javascript, javascript is a programming language that as a software developer you can't ignore. Javascript was first demonstrated and announced at conference at SanFrancisco in 1995, over the time web browsers emerged …


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Creating your first Java Program (J4A - 2)

Posted on Sat 22 February 2014 in J4A (Java for Android), Programming • Tagged with Android, Java

Beginning Java Programming

Some institutes/tutorials start java directly using Netbeans or Eclipse IDE. But this is not the correct way. A better method is to use a basic text editor like Notepad2 or Notepad++ to begin Java. IDE’s provide shortcuts which experienced programmers use. If beginners opt for …


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