Hello, readers welcome to new post. In this post, we will learn What is the difference between $, $$, and $x. In computer programming, $, $$, and $x are called variables and used for storing the data. The basic difference between them is that $ is a scalar variable, $$ array variable and $x is…
Hello, readers welcome to new post. Today we will discuss Difference between %d and %i format specifiers in C language. In C language of programming %d and %i are called format specifiers. %d was used to specify the variable type as decimal and %i used for integer specification. Note: %d is used to specify signed decimal…
Hello, friends welcome to another interesting post. In this post, we will discuss the fundamental concepts of automated testing. Automated testing comprises of software elements that operate and do execution of the testing operation and hardware elements which implement testing coding and link the unit under testing. In this post, we will define the elements of basic…
Hello friends I hope you all are doing great. In this tutorial, we will discuss Fundamental Concepts of Programming. Every type of programming comprises of specifying instructions that fed to the processor to perform certain operations. The group of programming language instructions is parted in the basic instruction categories. Different tools are used by programmers like flowcharts…
Hello, friends welcome to another post in this post we will Discuss concept of conditional execution. The basic sequential program is restricted to some point since it supposes that the conditions for the program will always constant and will not vary from the certain process flow. The conditional execution rises the power and benefits of programs. Conditional…
Hello friends i hope you all are doing great. In this tutorial, we will Discuss Concept of Programming Loops. There is very less program that does the operations only a single time. For instance, the word processing program permits us to put more than one word in the file, and then the operating network at your computer…