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Basic HTTP Server Using NodeJS From Scratch

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                                                                 No. of Pic = 1                                                          No. of Links = 1+1=2                                                        Credits: >Sachin Sarawgi In this blog, we will see how to create an HTTP Server to handle GET, POST, PUT, DELETE request method type from scratch. We need to have Node.js installed in our machine for the code to work. We will be using ‘ http ’ module provided out of the box to get the request and response object. We will not u...

Is R Programming language losing its popularity in Data Science field?

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Not in the slightest. I think any perceived popularity loss is due in part by the wide adoption of those with CS-before-stats backgrounds investing their time in Python — a language that has a more general adoption in this community, to begin with. On the other hand, those with stats-before-CS backgrounds are typically introduced to R first and thus form their most productive skills with this language. It really boils down to what language someone dedicated most of their time creating valuable data solutions in. For those who studied CS in school, this tends to be Python. For those who studied stats in school, this tends to be R. In the working world, many tech-focused industries prefer Python. Conversely, many companies whose product isn’t primarily digital in its delivery, such as healthcare or theme parks, prefer R. One thought I’d like to end with:  I have found that more and more entry-level candidates are coming out with stats degrees — no doubt because of thei...

Why do a Coder in the beginning keep on getting errors like "void value not ignored as it ought to be" in C++?

void value not ignored is an error caused when you try to assign an lvalue the result of a function returning void. Functions that return void do not return anything and can not be used as rvalues, they have no value. Functions that return void are side-effect only operations. void myFunc() { /* do thing */ } int main() { int a = myFunc(); // void value not ignored return 0; }

Why choose Flutter for cross-platform App development?

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Flutter is one of the top 3 frameworks for mobile app's development. This framework was developed by Google in May 2017, so apps developed on this framework follow almost every guideline & terms of play store that makes it highly reliable for developers to create apps. Apart from this, even Google uses  Flutter  for the development of its app. Some of the most popular apps that are created using Flutter are Google Ads, Alibaba, Reflectly, Coach yourself, and many more. Reflectly, Coach yourself, and many more. Pic#1 Flutter was developed using C, C++, Skia graphic engine and Dart. Google is using this framework to develop apps for its new OS fuchsia, so apps created using this will be able to run inside Fuchsia OS by doing some editing into the code and developers won’t need to create the whole app again for that OS. Reason to choose  Flutter framework  for your next app development: Mobile apps development in flutter is easy & cheaper than...

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What are the Difference between Google Cloud, Microsoft Azure and Amazon Web services?

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AWS, Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud differ from each other on various grounds such as availability zones, service offerings, Pricing models and many more. To answer this question, I’ll discuss the main factors where these three cloud giants differ from each other. But before that, here’s a blog on AWS vs Azure vs Google Cloud that you can refer to, for a detailed comparative analysis between these three cloud providers.     LINK:  AWS vs Azure vs Google – Detailed Cloud Comparison   VIDEO: (Hindi) [ Serverless Computing(CodeWithHarry) ] AWS vs Azure vs Google Cloud Coming back to the question, the following are some of the major differences between AWS, Azure, and GCP: Availability zones: Currently, AWS has 66 availability zones with 12 more on the way. Azure has 54 regions worldwide and available in 140 countries all around the world. Google Cloud Platform has been made available in 20 regions around the world with 3 more on their way. ...