Thursday, 5 December 2013



 Some Important Portals & their
Founders -
1. Google— Larry Page & Sergey Brin
2. Facebook— Mark Zuckerberg
3. Yahoo— David Filo & Jerry Yang
4. Twitter— Jack Dorsey & Dick
Costolo
5. Internet— Tim Berners Lee
6. Linkdin— Reid Hoffman, Allen
Blue& Koonstantin Guericke
7. Email— Shiva Ayyadurai
8. Gtalk— Richard Wah kan
9. Whats up— Laurel Kirtz
10. Hotmail— Sabeer Bhatia
11. Orkut— Buyukkokten
12. Wikipedia— Jimmy Wales
13. You tube— Steve Chen, Chad
Hurley & JawedKarim
14. Rediffmail— Ajit Balakrishnan
15. Nimbuzz— Martin Smink & Evert
Jaap Lugt
16. Myspace— Chris Dewolfe & Tom
Anderson
17. Ibibo— Ashish Kashyap
18. OLX— Alec Oxenford & Fabrice
Grinda
19. Skype— Niklas Zennstrom,Janus
Friis & Reid Hoffman
20. Opera— Jon Stephenson von
Tetzchner & Geir lvarsoy
21. PagalWorld - Sanjay
22. Mozilla Firefox— Dave Hyatt &
Blake Ross
23. Blogger— Evan Willam Belli

C++ Program to create a loading flash

#‎include<iostream>
#include<unistd.h>

using namespace std;

main()
{
int i;
for(i=0;i<=100;i++)
{
cout<<"Loading......."<<i<<"%\r";
usleep(100000);
}

return 0;
}



COMPUTER TRICKS:
 Interesting Facts About C Programming
Language ..............
Firstly When C Was Introduced Then There Was Already
Seven Life Cycle Evoked
Following By .............
1 : ALGOL Stands For Algorithm Programming System
Introduced In 1960 And Was The First To Use Block
Structure
Computer Scientist : Bohm , Jacopini And Edsger
2 : BCPL (Basic Combined Programming Language) Was
Introduced In 1967 By Richard
3 : B.B Was Later Used To Create Version Of UNIX At Bell
Lab ........

COMPUTER TRICKS:
 Interesting Facts About C Programming
Language .............. Firstly When C Was Introduced Then There Was Already Seven Life Cycle Evoked Following By ............. 1 : ALGOL Stands For Algorithm Programming System Introduced In 1960 And Was The First To Use Block Structure Computer Scientist : Bohm , Jacopini And Edsger 2 : BCPL (Basic Combined Programming Language) Was Introduced In 1967 By Richard 3 : B.B Was Later Used To Create Version Of UNIX At Bell Lab ........
Ruby for Beginners V3
Lesson 1: Introduction
Welcome to the LearnStreet beginner course on Ruby. In this course, you'll learn how to code in Ruby, a flexible yet powerful programming language that’s popular over the web. Some of the most popular websites--like Twitter, Groupon, and Hulu--are built on top of Ruby on Rails (also known as RoR or Rails), a web application framework for the Ruby programming language.

If you'd like to learn more about setting up Ruby on your own PC or Mac, please click here. This step is not required for the course, but it will help you test and practice some concepts as you go along.

This course is designed for people who have no prior programming knowledge, so we'll teach you fundamental programming concepts as we go. Throughout the course, you'll write code to apply what you've learned to solve programming problems. In addition, after you complete the course, you'll code functionality to build a LearnStreet Bank project, which you’ll be able to share with your friends.
Python for Beginners V3
Lesson 1: Introduction to Python
Welcome to the LearnStreet beginner course on Python. The Python programming language is a high level programming language that is used in a wide spectrum of applications -- from web design and game programming to scientific research. Its simple and flexible syntax makes it easy to learn and understand, but still powerful and expressive. By the end of this course, you'll have a solid understanding of the Python language, and be able to complete some cool projects in the Code Garage section. Keep in mind this course uses Python version 2.7. Python 2.7 is more widely used in industry, and therefore more valuable to learn. The most recent version is 3.2, which has some key syntax differences.
We have designed this course for people who have no prior programming background. In this course, we will teach you some fundamental programming concepts through Python. Throughout this course, you will write code to apply what you've learned to solve programming problems.

Now, click on the big black box - the Python interpreter - below this to start coding away!

Beginner JavaScript Course V3

 Argument

A variable that represents a value passed into a function or method.

Arithmetic Operator

One of several operators that perform arithmetic between variables or values. They include; +, -, *, /, %, ++, --

Array

An Object that represents a list of elements that are accessed by their position within the list. An Array also has built in properties and methods.

Assignment

Assigning a value to a variable or property.

Assignment Operator

One of several operators that assign a value to a variable. They include; =, +=, -=, *=, /=, %=

Booleans

Syntax

true
false

Example

expression1 && expression2
expression3 || expression4
!expression5 

Break

A statement that will cause immediate exit from a loop once it is encountered and normal flow of execution will continue with the statement immediately following the loop.

Case

Used in conjunction with a Switch statement, the "case" statement identifies a value for a conditional test against the switch parameter. When the switch parameter and case value are equal, the code following the case statement is executed.

Code Block

A grouped collection of statements that are meant to be executed together and most often denoted by surrounding curly braces.

Code comments

A comment is generally used within code to explain how something works or to write necessary information about a section. Comments are very useful to make code more readable

Syntax

Single Line Comment
// Comment comment comment

Multi-Line Comment
/*Comment1
  Comment2
  .
  .
  Comment3 */ 

Comparison Operator

One of several operators that determine the equality of two variables or values. They include; ==, ===, !-, !===, >, >=, <, <=

Conditional Test

A test for true or false, that is; testing for a certain condition.

Constant

A fixed value such as "this is constant" or the number 10.

Construct

An idea or theory construction of operators, keywords and variables.

Continue

When a "continue" statement is encountered in a loop, all remaining statements in the current loop iteration are skipped but looping will continue.

Do...While

A flow control mechanism that can be explained as:

Argument

A variable that represents a value passed into a function or method.

Arithmetic Operator

One of several operators that perform arithmetic between variables or values. They include; +, -, *, /, %, ++, --

Array

An Object that represents a list of elements that are accessed by their position within the list. An Array also has built in properties and methods.

Assignment

Assigning a value to a variable or property.

Assignment Operator

One of several operators that assign a value to a variable. They include; =, +=, -=, *=, /=, %=

Booleans

Syntax

true
false

Example

expression1 && expression2
expression3 || expression4
!expression5

Break

A statement that will cause immediate exit from a loop once it is encountered and normal flow of execution will continue with the statement immediately following the loop.

Case

Used in conjunction with a Switch statement, the "case" statement identifies a value for a conditional test against the switch parameter. When the switch parameter and case value are equal, the code following the case statement is executed.

Code Block

A grouped collection of statements that are meant to be executed together and most often denoted by surrounding curly braces.

Code comments

A comment is generally used within code to explain how something works or to write necessary information about a section. Comments are very useful to make code more readable.

Syntax

Single Line Comment
// Comment comment comment

Multi-Line Comment
/*Comment1
  Comment2
  .
  .
  Comment3 */

Comparison Operator

One of several operators that determine the equality of two variables or values. They include; ==, ===, !-, !===, >, >=, <, <=

Conditional Test

A test for true or false, that is; testing for a certain condition.

Constant

A fixed value such as "this is constant" or the number 10.

Construct

An idea or theory construction of operators, keywords and variables.

Continue

When a "continue" statement is encountered in a loop, all remaining statements in the current loop iteration are skipped but looping will continue.

Do...While

A flow control mechanism that can be explained as:
do {something} 
while(condition is true) 
"while", "do..while" and "for" can often accomplish the same loop result.

Element

This is a general reference to variables, objects, arrays and individual objects within objects and arrays.

Execute

Running a software program, single line of code, function a block of code or any unit of software.

Flow Control

The means by which the logic in a software program determines the flow of execution of the code.

For

A loop flow control mechanism that can be explained as:
for (i=n; condition is true; i++) 
   {do something}
"while", "do..while", and "for" can often accomplish the same loop result.