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Python Strings

In programming, a string is a series or a sequence of characters. A character is a symbol or a letter or even a number enclosed in quotes. Some example of strings may be – sagar, roll12, %#@!&. How to create a string in python – In python, a string can be created by enclosing characters

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Introduction to C

Introduction C is a general-purpose high-level programming language originally developed by Dennis Ritchie at AT & T’s Bell Laboratories (USA) in 1972. It was mainly developed as a system programming language to build an operating system. One of the main features of C includes low-level memory access, a set of simple keywords, which makes C

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JavaScript Variables

Like any other programming language, variables in JavaScript are containers for storing different types of values. A variable can be thought of as a container. We can store data into a variable and can refer the data with the help of that variable later. Variable declaration Before using a variable, we need to create it first.

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Python Numbers

A numeric value is a value in the form of a number. Basically there are three types of numbers in python – int float complex   A variable of numeric type is created as soon as you assign a numeric value to it. For eg x = 1 int ‘int’ stands for integer values. Int is

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PHP Comments

A comment in php is a line or a couple of lines which is not executed by the php interpreter. PHP supports both single line comments and multi line comments. Comments are pretty useful when writing code in PHP. Comments in PHP can be used to – Let other people understand your code, or to

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JavaScript Comments

Javascript comments can be used to make the code more readable and more explained. Javascript offers single line comment as well as multi line comments. Comments in Javascript are ignored by the JavaScript Engine and are not executed at all. Single line comment – If we write any line starting with two forward slashes (//)

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