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So, finally we decided to make the site more spicy by giving out free video tutorials for you so that you can understand stuff in a better way.

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Java Multithreading : Thread States and Thread Priority

In a thread lifecycle it can  have one of the  following states mentioned below. I have already explained Thread Life Cycle and basics of thread including Daemon Threads.

Now let see inside the thread states and how to achieve them .


Understanding Permissions With umask

Linux was developed as a multi-user system. One big problem with multi-user systems is securing information of a particular user from other users. To do that, a concept of permissions was introduced. When you create a file, you have the right to read and write it. In this article we …


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Executing your Android Application (AVD's) (Android-Part 3)

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1. We can use the Android Virtual Device (we'll create one …


Java Multithreading

*Threads. * Thread is also known as lightweight process. Java multithreading allows to process multiple task simultaneously with less overhead than process. Mostly use to monitor session, background synchronization etc.

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Anatomy of First Android Application (Android-Part 2)

Hello Geeks, hope you all have read the previous post for setting up IDE, here we explain what each folder of a newly created Android Application means. As soon as you follow the steps described in previous post, a simple android application with the application name and a predefined string …


SR Flip-Flop: Description

In the previous post we concentrated on the major advantage of Flip-Flop over Latches. In this Blog we will be concentrating more on the most basic type of Flip-Flops which is SR Flip-Flop. Do note that there are counterparts for every Flip-Flop in latch as well.

As we all know …


Setting Up Eclipse IDE for Android Application Development (Android-Part 1)

Here is a complete tutorial to setup Eclipse IDE. Hope you have seen the first tutorial and have installed the required tools (ADT + Eclipse & JDK).After installing JDK, extract the Android SDK to a folder and you will get something like this.

Few screenshots related to Eclipse may vary due …


Conditional Statements : Switch Case

In the previous tutorial, we've discussed about if - else and nested if - else statements and how we can use them to test certain conditions and execute a block of code depending on whether the condition becomes true or false. In this tutorial, we'll be covering another Conditional Statement used in …

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