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TOP-5 Google Chrome Tips
During a typical workday, you are likely to spend more time using your browser than any other program. And you're probably wasting more time with your browser than with any other program. Inefficient online surfing is one of the most significant productivity drainers. Here are some of the recommendations to help you make your online surfing significantly more effective. Everything from launching your most essential sites automatically starts Chrome to grouping binding sites into tab [...]
Polymorphism in C#
'Poly' means many, and 'morphism' means forms. Hence, Polymorphism represents "many forms," which arises when several classes are connected by inheritance. Polymorphism uses the same inheritance approaches to carry out various objectives and enables a single function in several ways. Benefits of Encapsulation Polymorphism is Classified into Two Types Overview of Polymorphism Benefits of Encapsulation Data Hiding: The user will be unaware of the class's internal implementation, and the user will not be able to [...]
Multiple Uses of PDF SDK Powerful Toolkit
In this tutorial, you will learn how you can use PDF (Generator) SDK to create and modify PDF files using C# source code. PDF (Generator) SDK is a complete toolkit of enhanced PDF engines working in C# and VB.NET that can create a completely new PDF file or add content to the existing PDF). In this short guide, we will demonstrate the following features of PDF (Generator) SDK in C#: Merge Two PDF Documents Insert [...]
Paid vs Open-Source PDF Libraries
Thanks to the internet trajectory, the software world has been one of the highest-evolving domains. Invention persists to drive technology ahead, making new possibilities for startups to join the market and crack the new ground. One major conclusion that companies or individuals encounter is whether to go for the open-source tools or use a commercial path instead. The automated formation of PDF files is one of the most critical traits of any project. This post [...]
Responsive Web Design with CSS
Responsive web design makes your web page adapt to all devices irrespective of the screen size. The elements on the page get resized or relocated when the screen (or window) size is changed. Responsive web designing can be done with CSS and HTML and doesn’t require JavaScript or other programs. This guide will help you learn responsive web designing using CSS. Design Responsive Web Pages with CSS Defining Viewport Responsive Images Using Media Queries Responsive [...]
Create Games in JavaScript: Tetris and Sudoku
Create a Tetris Game Using JavaScript A few days back, I was learning JavaScript concepts. In order to sharpen my skills, I thought to myself let's make a game. After searching for some old games such as snake, mines, Tetris, etc., I decided to make a Tetris game. Well, This is not the most exciting game, but I have enjoyed developing it. The game looks as below: You can check the source code at this [...]
Understanding Null in SQL
In a closed world logic assumption, the outcome is always deterministic. It's either true or false. Let's say, for example, a question "Is 1 is less than 4?" always has the answer YES. If we ask the question "Is 1 is greater than 4?" the answer is always NO. Procedural languages are based on this principle, the outcome is always deterministic there. But we live in an open world. There is always the possibility of [...]
Windows Command Line Variables
The usage of values declared with the "set" operation is described. Variables are essential in several programming languages, although they aren't as crucial with the Windows command-line interface. That extent of variable is pretty tiny, but many commands are preset. But, there seem to be significant command-line uses for which relevant factors will be used, and I will explain how management uses variables inside this essay. How the "set" Command is Used to Define Variables [...]
Visual Studio vs Visual Basic
Visual Studio is an integrated development environment (IDE) for writing Visual Basic and other 'Visual' branded programming languages. As a result, comparing the IDE to the programming language isn't entirely appropriate: Visual Basic is the language you're writing in, and Visual Studio is the Windows application. Therefore, if you install Visual Basic Express, you are installing Visual Studio Express, which includes all of the necessary materials to create Visual Basic applications. Although it's genuinely Visual [...]
Golang vs. Node JS  – Which is better for Web Development
Go is an open-source, statically typed, compiled (Go's run-time does not include a virtual machine), garbage-collected computer language from the C family. It is primarily employed in back-end development. In contrast, Node JS isn't just another well-known programming language. It is a cross-platform open-source run-time environment for executing JavaScript code. Its frequently used to create back-end services (also known as APIs). These APIs power client applications, whether web apps, mobile apps, or desktop apps. JS [...]