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There was a time when knowing how to program was for the geekiest of geeks. That’s not exactly the case today. As most entrepreneurs, freelancers and marketers will tell you, learning how to program can help you succeed. Over the past year, I've been learning to code. It's helped me to become a much better entrepreneur -- I can dive in when my team needs to fix a few bugs on the site.  You don’t even need to shell out a ton of money or put yourself in debt to learn how to code, either. These places offer coding courses for free: 1. CodeAcademy One of the most popular free places to learn coding is  CodeAcademy . In fact, more than 24 million people have already learned how to code through this educational company’s engaging experience. At CodeAcademy, you can dive right in and take courses that teach you everything from  HTML & CSS ,  JavaScript ,  jQuery ,  PHP ,  Python  and  Ruby . 2. Co...

It's not easy to measure the popularity of any Programming Langauge and your interest in any particular Programming Language but I will try my level best to answer this question as honestly as possible. There are plenty of Programming Languages out there and each one is important and best for a specific task. So, after researching and analyzing many reputable websites and blogs like PYPL, TIOBE, GeeksForGeeks, BitBucket, SourceForge, Google Trends I listed out 10 Programming Languages as the best. So here is the new trend for 2018: JavaScript Ruby on Rails Python TypeScript HTML CSS Java Elixir Rust PHP JavaScript According to the best  web development trends for 2017 ,  JavaScript is the most commonly used programming language  in the world. It  is a  high-level ,  dynamic ,  weakly typed ,  prototype-based ,  multi-paradigm , and  interpreted  programming language . Learn  jQuery  once you...

Most people don’t realize this, but India’s tryst with information technology (IT) started more than three millennia ago. Aryabhata laid the basic foundation of IT and digitization with the invention of zero. Fast forward to the 20th century, and Indian IT industry veterans have even more fascinating stories to tell. In the 1970s and ’80s, the code was physically shipped to clients.  The industry remained small until 1990, gained some momentum in the post-liberalization age, and Y2K was the game-changer for the sector. The statistics since 2000 speak for themselves. At the time of liberalization, in 1991, this was a $150 million industry. By the turn of the millennium, the sector had grown by more than 30 times to around $5 billion and has since ballooned to $150 billion, having expanded another 30 times. India accounts for nearly 55% of the “offshore” of this services market comprising IT, engineering and business process management. India leads by a margin, displaci...

As we all know that Cyber Crime is increasing day by day due to increase in Digital Business, there are greater opportunities and payoffs for Cyber Crime. In order to cope up with these cyber crimes, enterprises need to take precautions to reduce vulnerabilities that can lead to breaches. They simply can't afford to leave the door open, So they need a security and now, the Cybersecurity comes into existence. Computer Security,  also known as cybersecurity  or IT security  is the protection of computer systems from the theft and damage to their hardware, software or information, as well as from disruption or misdirection of the services they provide. Cybersecurity includes controlling physical access to the hardware, as well as protecting against the harm that may come via network access, data, and code injection. The field is growing importance due to the increasing reliance on the computer system and the Internet, wireless networks such as Bluetooth and Wi-Fi, th...

C4droid – C/C++ compiler & IDE C4droid is a very popular and user-friendly C/C++ IDE and compiler for Android platform. You can write and run C and C++ programs  directly on your phone. It is a paid app and I personally used it. It is a really great application for C/C++ programmers. Some of its features are mentioned below. PlayStore -  https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.n0n3m4.droidc Free -  c4droid 4.09 apk free download       Features Create your own applications on Android device and run them even without internet access Source code editor with syntax highlighting, tabs, code completion, code formatting, file association and undo/redo Easily export and share your programs as APKs or native executables (for terminal apps) No root access is required Full ANSI C and ISO C99 support with TCC (Tiny C Compiler) + uClibc Supports Git integration Customize the GUI, choose where to place tabs and buttons, various theme...

Many programming languages have come and gone since Dennis Ritchie devised C in 1972, and yet C has not only survived three major revisions but continues to thrive. Large chunks of Windows were written in C, along with most of Linux. But aside from this incredible legacy, what keeps C atop the Tiobe Index? The number of jobs on Dice.com for C programmers is not huge, and many of those also include C++ and Objective-C. On Reddit, the C community, while one of the ten most popular programming communities, is half the size of the C++ group. Despite being overshadowed by other languages, I believe C remains relevant for the following reasons: It’s Easy to Learn The only advanced features in C are pointers and function pointers. Once you’ve mastered those, you’ve pretty much learned the language. Knowing C provides a handy insight into higher-level languages—C++, Objective-C, Perl, Python, Java, PHP...

It the most searched question on google that, which Programming LAnguage should I learn? Then, in that case, the usual response from Google is something like this " Learn ______" in plenty of websites and blogs. Deciding your first programming language can be a fun process- kind of like one of those "Which movie character are you?" personality quizzes. Learning codes of a programming language do not mean that you learned a language perfectly, It will take hundreds of hours of practice to become even remotely competent with your programming language. You should consider the following factors: • The job market for the language. • The long-term prospects for the language. • Who easy the language is to learn. • What projects you can develop while learning. And if you are new to programming languages then you should for the mother of the languages and ie.  C because all programming languages are revolving around the concepts and logic of C. After learning all...

Google has announced that it will fund 1,30,000 scholarships in India to promote skill development programs and support the training of young Indian minds in the domain of emerging technologies. As part of its learning initiative, Google will back 1,00,000 scholarships offered by its Pluralsight platform and another 30,000 scholarships through Udacity. As per a report from Business Standard, Google aims to train students and developers in fields like Artificial Intelligence, machine learning, mobile /web development, AR, cloud computing and VR among others through its scholarship program.

Facebook India has introduced its digital training and start-up training hubs in the country aimed at helping small businesses and people grow by giving them the digital skills they need to compete in today's digital economy. The company said that it plans to train more than half a million people in the country by 2020 through these online training hubs. It appears that the learning curriculum will be personalized to the individual's needs and available in English and Hindi on mobile. Ritesh Mehta, Head of Programmes, Facebook India, and South Asia said, "We believe the best way to prepare India for a digital economy is by equipping people with the tools, knowledge, and skills they need to succeed."

#include<stdio.h> #include<math.h> int check(double b,int p,int a[],int c) {     int bloc[]={0,1,10,11,100,101,110,111,1000,1001,1010,1011,1100,1101,1110,1111};     int i,l=0;     printf("\nCheck\n");     for(i=1;i<=c;i++)     {         if(bloc[i]%(int)b>=(int)b/10)         {             printf("loc  %d\tBit - %d\n",i,a[i]);             if(a[i]==1)             {                 l++;             }         }     }     if(l%2==0)     {         if(p==1)             return 1;         else             return 0;     }     else ...

Copy and Paste the code and have the fun. 1. BattleShip :  #include <stdio.h> #include <stdlib.h> int main() {     int r,c,i,j,count=0,g=1,k,m=0,l,t,s;     char a[5][5],b[5][5];     a[0][0]='X';     a[1][0]='1';     a[2][0]='2';     a[3][0]='3';     a[4][0]='4';     a[0][1]='1';     a[0][2]='2';     a[0][3]='3';     a[0][4]='4';     while(count!=3)     {         printf("\n\n\n\n");         for(i=1;i<5;i++)             for(j=1;j<5;j++)                 a[i][j]='O';         for(i=0;i<(count+3);i++) ...