According to hackerdictionary.com a scripting language is a language that is not compiled down into a binary but is rather ran in real time…

According to hackerdictionary.com a privacy policy is: A privacy policy is a statement/legal document that every software company has on their website. The goal of this statement is to inform the user of which personal information is gathered, how it is used, and how it is protected. Moreover, according to…

Before I get into a bunch of technical details I want to touch on one thing that is instrumental to know before diving deep: in Linux, everything is a file — you heard that right — everything is a file. But what about sockets you might say? What about a…

We’re going to figure out how to solve this very common interview question. The first question I get when I ask people this question is: What’s a netmask? A netmask is a 32-bit binary mask used to divide an IP address into subnets and specify the number of hosts available…

To kick off the Leetcode Bootcamp we’re going to start off with a fairly simple problem that is asked all the time at companies such as Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Microsoft, and Google. …

Welcome to part 1/81 in this mega series on Leetcode problems. If you haven’t heard of Leetcode before it’s an incredible online tool that helps prepare you for the technical problem solving portion of coding interviews at top tech companies. In this series I’m going to be covering the top…

Roadmap Where did machine learning come from? What do all these buzzwords mean? How do humans learn? How do computers learn? What is supervised learning and how does it work? What is unsupervised learning and how does it work? Where can I go from here? Goal: First and foremost machine learning…

Python is an interpreted (interpreted into C) programming language that was written in 1991 by Guido van Rossum that emphasizes simplicity, readability, and flexibility. Many programmers today use Python3 because of its original implementation in the procedural programming language C. Because of this, it has been coined as CPython.

Table of Contents: What is a shared library? How to create a shared library? Why are they useful? How is it different than a static library? So what are they? A shared library is a library that dynamically links during compilation when a user compiles a .c file. Static and dynamic linking are two processes of collecting…