Month: June 2022

You can use sets in Python to store a collection of data in a single variable. Each of the built-in data structures in Python like lists, dictionaries, and tuples have their distinguishing features. Here are …

A date is one of the most common datatypes developers use when creating real-world applications. But often, devs struggle with this datatype and end up using date libraries like Moment.js for simple tasks that aren’t …

In the last year, over a billion new Android phones were activated. Ready to join the fun, but not sure which phone is best for you? Consider one that’s loaded with the best of Google, …

The Feynman approach is an excellent way to gain a deeper understanding of a complex topic. It’s one of the quickest ways to turn a complex topic into one that you can explain in simple …

We recently opened our all-electric Bay View campus, which also marked the debut of our largest electric kitchen. As our biggest blueprint for fully carbon-free cafes and kitchens yet, Bay View will help advance our …

When you’re developing applications like a blog or a page where the data may change based on user actions, you’ll want that page to refresh frequently. When the page refreshes or reloads, it will show …

First, starting today, people using Hangouts on mobile will see an in-app screen asking them to move to Chat in Gmail or the Chat app. Similarly, people who use the Hangouts Chrome extension will be …

You can use the static keyword in different parts of a Java program like variables, methods, and static blocks. The main purpose of using the static keyword in Java is to save memory. When we …

Missing values are common when working with real-world datasets – not the cleaned ones available on Kaggle, for example. Missing data could result from a human factor (for example, a person deliberately failing to respond …

In machine learning, you need to have a large amount of data in order to achieve strong model performance. Using a method known as data augmentation, you can create more data for your machine learning …