All about Pacman in Arch
Pacman stands for Package Manager, and you might know that the Pacman is the default CLI package manager for Arch Linux and its derivatives. It is a u...
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Chromebook/Pixelbook are good for you?
Google Pixelbook and Chromebook both are a portable laptop/tablet hybrid computer developed by Google which runs Chrome OS. The devices are primarily ...
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Concept of Binary Tree
Before start talking about the binary tree, let’s clear the concept of the tree. So, what is a tree in programming? A tree is a collection of elements...
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What is recursion?
Recursion In computer programming, recursion is a wonderful programming technique where a function or method call itself repeatedly without using a l...
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6 useful Angular testing tools
Most of the web developers who aspire to design a web application in a dynamic manner, the Angular framework is their first choice. Because Angular is...
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What is Google Fuchsia and where we will use it?
Google’s best-known software ventures may be Android and Chrome OS, but the company is actually working on a new design operating system, called Fuchs...
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History of modern communication medium - the Internet
What is Internet?Today, the Internet word is very common among us. It not only link between two people but also creates a highway of world information...
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What is Intel Optane?
Intel Optane is a memory system that used to accelerate new 7th Gen and later version of Intel Core Processor-based platforms. Intel Optane technology...
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Simpler yet powerful Linux distro - Arch
Inspired by CRUX, Judd Vinet started Arch Linux in March 2002. Arch Linux defines simplicity as without unnecessary additions, modifications, or compl...
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Web development vs Software development
What is web development?Web development is a broad term for the work involved in developing a web site for the Internet or an intranet. The Web develo...
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