The Benefits Of Electronic Records

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Software Development and Its Contribution to Society Today


The role of technological advancement is pivotal to the growth of society as a whole. During this time frame in which computers and software significantly impact the way of life, people experience renaissance despite the challenges. 

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Quick approach to robotic science and AI on Wildlife studies

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It is a news blog on software that percolates into the utility and the recent advancement of the software in the current robotic world. 

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Unit tests

fyeahcode:

If you were asking me about THE one thing I’d suggest to every programmer, it’s this: Write unit tests.

Everybody knows they should, but many still don’t. Just do it. Learn the framework for your language, it’s worth it. Not only does it help you save possibly many hours of painful debugging in the long term, it also makes you rethink how you structured your code, rethink what it should be doing in the first place.

So go ahead. Pick some project, and create some tests for it. Or do it with the next project ahead. It feels good having something that works reliably, and even better being able to prove that it does.

aestheticallypleasingcode:
“ Python representation of a Perceptron. Perceptrons are machine learning algorithms which classify objects based upon their location in a plane. The Perceptron generates a line and classifies objects on one side of this...
aestheticallypleasingcode:
“ Python representation of a Perceptron. Perceptrons are machine learning algorithms which classify objects based upon their location in a plane. The Perceptron generates a line and classifies objects on one side of this...
aestheticallypleasingcode:
“ Python representation of a Perceptron. Perceptrons are machine learning algorithms which classify objects based upon their location in a plane. The Perceptron generates a line and classifies objects on one side of this...
aestheticallypleasingcode:
“ Python representation of a Perceptron. Perceptrons are machine learning algorithms which classify objects based upon their location in a plane. The Perceptron generates a line and classifies objects on one side of this...
aestheticallypleasingcode:
“ Python representation of a Perceptron. Perceptrons are machine learning algorithms which classify objects based upon their location in a plane. The Perceptron generates a line and classifies objects on one side of this...
aestheticallypleasingcode:
“ Python representation of a Perceptron. Perceptrons are machine learning algorithms which classify objects based upon their location in a plane. The Perceptron generates a line and classifies objects on one side of this...

aestheticallypleasingcode:

Python representation of a Perceptron. Perceptrons are machine learning algorithms which classify objects based upon their location in a plane. The Perceptron generates a line and classifies objects on one side of this line as separate to those on the other.

If you want to read up on them then click here: [x]

(I have tried to make my comments a little clearer in this one as opposed to the Naiive Bayes classifier. Hope you enjoy!)

Getting a job in Software Development

programmingmadness:

I graduated from uni in October and tomorrow (February) I start my first real job. ‘Wow, that’s a big gap!’ you might think, and, well, it kind of is but - I wasn’t searching for a job the whole time. In fact, the actual job searching (from sending out the first application to accepting an offer) took only 2 weeks. But let’s start with some basics:

(Please note: What I’m describing is true for Germany, where I live and did the whole application process. It might well be different in your country, although I’m pretty sure it applies to more countries than only Germany.)

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dhanishgajjar:
“ Concise JavaScript Function Syntax If the arrow function only takes a single argument, you don’t need parentheses. You can’t remove parentheses on functions with no or multiple arguments.
If you’re only using one line of code, you...

dhanishgajjar:

Concise JavaScript Function Syntax

If the arrow function only takes a single argument, you don’t need parentheses. You can’t remove parentheses on functions with no or multiple arguments.

If you’re only using one line of code, you don’t need the return keyword.

You can reduce the syntax further by removing the curly braces when you only have a single line of code

aestheticallypleasingcode:
“ Python code for a tic-tac-toe game.
The code checks for all win conditions as well as a draw. This is then displayed at the end to the user.
Enjoy! xx
”
aestheticallypleasingcode:
“ Python code for a tic-tac-toe game.
The code checks for all win conditions as well as a draw. This is then displayed at the end to the user.
Enjoy! xx
”
aestheticallypleasingcode:
“ Python code for a tic-tac-toe game.
The code checks for all win conditions as well as a draw. This is then displayed at the end to the user.
Enjoy! xx
”
aestheticallypleasingcode:
“ Python code for a tic-tac-toe game.
The code checks for all win conditions as well as a draw. This is then displayed at the end to the user.
Enjoy! xx
”
aestheticallypleasingcode:
“ Python code for a tic-tac-toe game.
The code checks for all win conditions as well as a draw. This is then displayed at the end to the user.
Enjoy! xx
”

aestheticallypleasingcode:

Python code for a tic-tac-toe game.

The code checks for all win conditions as well as a draw. This is then displayed at the end to the user.

Enjoy! xx

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