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Best and Worst Seats in a Classroom
def is_leap(year): leap = False if year % 4 == 0 and (year % 400 == 0 or year % 100 != 0): leap = True return leap year = int(input()) print(is_leap(year)) A leap year is a year containing one additional day added to keep the calendar year synchronized with the astronomical or seasonal year.…
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An AI-Generated City Map
The purpose of this exploration was to see how accurate a map could be created by AI. The end result is a fully detailed city map that can be used for many different purposes. To accomplish this, I used two pre-trained models: Swiftkey’s QuickDraw Model – A dataset of 50 million human-drawn images grouped into…
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Types and Fabrication of Water Tanks
Water tanks are containers with the capacity of holding water for later use. They can be made from different materials, including plastic, stainless steel, concrete or steel. Water tanks are used for a wide range of applications, from collecting rainwater to storing hot water for heating. Water tanks can also be manufactured for commercial and…
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Generate Valid Credit Card Numbers And Cvv On Your Mobile In Few Seconds
Learn How to Generate Valid Credit Card Numbers and Cvv on Your Mobile In Few Seconds. A blog around the use of generating credit card numbers. Generate MasterCard Credit Card Number with CVV and Expiry date! Credit Card Generator is a free mobile application designed for testing various algorithms related to credit cards. You can…
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Introduction to Python
This tutorial goes over the basics of programming in Python. The tutorial will also cover some of Python’s built-in functions, and how to create your own functions. Python is a very simple language to learn and use, while at the same time being very powerful: It is one of the most used languages by highly…
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The Future of Coding
The Future of Coding: an article about how coding is becoming more popular in the future. The future has arrived and it’s called coding. Programming is a skill that is in high demand around the world and the need for coders will only continue to grow. In today’s digital age, practically every job requires some…
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How Legacy Code is Like a Tire on Your Vehicle
Do you drive a vehicle? Do you change your tires? If so, then I am sure you don’t just throw your old tires away. You need to manage them in order to keep your project going in a positive direction. The same is true for legacy code. Legacy code is old code that needs to…
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How To Get Your Code In The Cloud and Protect It Using an On-Premise Solution
The benefits of cloud computing are well-documented, with more and more companies moving to the cloud every day. However, some companies are still hesitant to move everything off their premises. One of those reasons is security. Server farms are big targets for hackers, and there have been many well-publicized instances of attacks on the cloud…
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Unpacking the NLP Machine Learning in DevOps by Barry Hawkins
A few weeks ago, a blog post titled DevOps: The Next Chapter went up on the GoCD blog. It presented a broad view of the relationship between DevOps and machine learning (ML). The post was mostly written by Barry Hawkins, who is currently a senior software engineer at HashiCorp. He has also worked on the…
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Top 10 JSLint Best Practices
JavaScript is an extremely forgiving language. You can get away with writing sloppy code and it will still work in modern browsers. This can lead to a lot of bad practices, however. A good way to make sure you’re writing good JavaScript code is to use JSLint. Here are some of the top best practices…