Students are requested to share the class tests / practice tests question paper of Physics Class XII with us. This will enable us to compile a more accurate question bank. You may scan / take a photo of the school… Read More ›
We are literally carrying our lives on our mobile phones. Contacts, emails, SMS, messenger services, chat apps, bank account apps, photographs of friends and family members, places we have traveled to (remember, Google Maps is following you!). And yet, mobile… Read More ›
Feynman: on physics learning …there is this possibility: after I tell you something, you just can’t believe it. You can’t accept it. You don’t like it. It’s a problem that physicists have learned to deal with: they’ve learned to realise… Read More ›
So you have been bitten by the coding bug and want to learn programming? That’s good news because computer programmers are still in high demand. As technology-based devices and services boom across the globe, this demand will only increase with… Read More ›
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Class 10 and class 12 board exams postponed. Please see the press note on the website of ICSE Board https://www.cisce.org/ Final decision will be taken in 1st week of June 2021.
BIG News regarding the class 10 and 12 Board exams conducted by CBSE. These exams were scheduled for May 2021 Check the official website of CBSE here.
Best-Budget-Laptops-on-Amazon While the world uses a mobile phone or a tablet to use the Internet, you as a programmer, need a laptop to do programming. Here are the main specifications you should look for when shopping for a laptop for… Read More ›
Do you find Physics difficult? Do you know what are the reasons for that? In this article I discuss some of the “pain points” as far as physics is concerned. See what applies to you and that will help you overcome those difficulties.
This question was asked on Quora. This is an extremely important question. This is also the one question that is ignored by education administrators and parents/students. So why is online assessment more than moving offline tests to computers? First, is… Read More ›
Every time we use a piece of computer software, on whatever device it may be, we are using an essential tool – a compiler. Computer programs written by us are in high-level languages like C, C++, Java, FORTRAN, etc. But… Read More ›
Download from here a sample copy of SYJC Class 12 Physics, Set 1, Preliminary examination, April 2021. Download from here a sample copy of SYJC Class 12 Physics – Set 2, Preliminary examination, April 2021. Download from here a sample… Read More ›
Let that headline not offend you. This is from a book. A book titled “Calculus Made Easy” on “Differential Calculus and The Integral Calculus”, by Silvanus P. Thompson, F. R. S. (Fellow of the Royal Society). This was published in… Read More ›
What is TCP / IP? TCP – Transmission Control Protocol IP – Internetwork Protocol TCP/IP refers to a collection of protocols The name TCP/IP is misleading because TCP and IP are only two of the many protocols in this collection… Read More ›
What is the OSI Model? What are the seven layers of this model? OSI Reference Model is a standard approach to network design. It is developed by the International Standards Organization (ISO). The word “Open” signifies that the model deals… Read More ›
What is a communication protocol? A communication protocol is a set of rules that govern the exchange of information in a network. Communications protocols define the manner in which peer processes communicate among various hardware devices. The protocols define the… Read More ›
A common question students ask these days is “Why learn C and C++ in the age of Python?” Students often wonder why colleges still teach C and C++. Is any software development taking place in these two programming languages? You… Read More ›
The Gray code uses bits 0 and 1 to represent a value. But the Gray code is different from other binary codes in that the two successive values of numbers differ in only one bit – as we move from… Read More ›
What is Gray Code? Why is it important for digital electronics and communications? This video answers these questions and how to convert a binary number to its equivalent Gray code.
What is the Gray Code? How To Convert Gray Code To Binary Code? How To Convert Hexadecimal Number to Octal Number?
OSI Reference Model is an essential topic for all courses on computer engineering, information technology, BSc Computer Science, BE, BTech, BCA, MCA and BSc Information Technology. This video explains the topic by first explaining the concept of protocols, difference between… Read More ›
There are no secrets to this. These are tested techniques, so just go ahead and follow these. Make changes which will help you in doing better. Organize your study material and books. Keep them in one place, everyday so that… Read More ›
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A collection of books on History and Ethics in Statistics. Useful for understanding the application of statistics to AI, machine learning and data science
FOR MORE THAN 2,500 years, mathematicians have been obsessed with solving for x. The story of their struggle to find the roots —the solutions—of
increasingly complicated equations is one of the great epics in the history of human thought.
“Step-by-step, year-by-year, the world is improving. Not on every single measure every single year, but as a rule. Though the world faces huge challenges, we have made tremendous progress. This is the fact-based worldview.”
Vein patterns embedded in the hand can uniquely identify an individual. CNN and Stacked‐Autoencoders models are used to identify a person. This technique is said to be more robust than facial technology, and other biometric techniques.
Revealed now – the answer to the question eluding physicists for over 150 years – Why is ice slippery?
