Using the system(“pause”) command in C++
Vijona4. February 2025 Using the system(“pause”) command in C++ In this article, we’ll take a look at using the system(“pause”) command in C++. Content1 Important Note2 Using system(“pause”) command in…
What are the Different Types of Shells in Linux?
Vijona4. February 2025 What are the Different Types of Shells in Linux? Shells are an important part of any Linux user session. We are provided several different types of shells…
What is Abstraction in OOPS?
Vijona3. February 2025 Abstraction in Object-Oriented Programming Abstraction is one of the core concepts of Object-Oriented Programming. Abstraction defines a model to create an application component. The implementation of abstraction…
What is Java String Pool?
Vijona3. February 2025 String Pool in Java As the name suggests, String Pool in Java is a pool of Strings stored in Java Heap Memory. We know that String is…
What is Load Average in Linux?
Vijona3. February 2025 Load Average in Linux Load Average in Linux is a metric that is used by Linux users to keep track of system resources. It also helps you…
What is R Programming?
Vijona3. February 2025 What is R Programming? R is one of the most popular scripting languages for statistical programming today. The demand of R programmers has been constantly on the…
What to do after installing Arch Linux?
Vijona3. February 2025 A Vanilla Arch Linux Installation Guide A vanilla Arch Linux installation gives you your base operating system with no utilities, allowing you to choose what you want…
An Introduction to Proxies
Vijona3. February 2025 An Introduction to Proxies: Forward and Reverse Proxies A proxy, also known as a proxy server, is software that acts as an intermediary between a client and a server…
Comprehensive Guide to Cloud Server Architecture
Vijona3. February 2025 Comprehensive Guide to Cloud Server Architecture A cloud server provides computing resources remotely. But when is a cloud server the right choice? We explain the basics of cloud server…