My Answer to the question on Quora: As a B.Tech computer science student, your main applications will be programming in Java, C#/C++, Python, cloud computing (maybe with AWS), some version of SQL, applications and the usual stuff like MS Office,… Read More ›
A laptop has three components which are measured in GB. These are:1) Hard Disk2) Main memory or primary memory or RAM3) SSDWhich one are you referring to? That apart, there’s no “one size fits all” solution here. It depends on… Read More ›
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 coding:… Read More ›
Consider this: why are you buying a laptop? Will you be doing programming on it? If you will be doing programming then will you have to carry the laptop to your college or university? If no, you probably need to… Read More ›
The cost of a laptop comprises hardware, installed software, and warranty fees. Open-source software like Linux is not free and incurs distribution and support costs. High-end components raise hardware costs, while extended warranties add to total expenses. Brand reputation also significantly influences pricing.
