Some common jargon/interesting facts related to programming/concepts.
- The term "machine learning" was coined by Arthur Samuel in 1959.
- The term "Artificial Intelligence" (AI) was coined by John McCarthy in 1956
- The term "cyberspace" was coined by William Gibson, a science fiction writer, in his 1982 short story titled "Burning Chrome".
Programming Paradigm is of two types
- Declarative: Focus is on what the program should accomplish. We describe the desired outcome or result, and the underlying system or framework determines the necessary steps to achieve that result.
- Example: SQL, HTML
- Imperative: Focus is on describing how a program should accomplish. We describe by explicitly outlining the sequence of commands or instructions that change the program's state.
- Example: C, Python(imperative)
How to comment a single line or multiple lines in Programming?
- Keep a # at the beginning of the line
- Keep a // at the beginning of the line
- Enclose all lines to be commented between /* <lines to be commented> */
Short cut for Emojis on Windows is 🪟(Windows or Start) + ⏺ (period)
Short cut for taking Screenshot in Windows is 🪟(Windows) + ⬆️ (Shift) + s
Short cut for taking Screenshot in Mac is Control + ⬆️ (Shift) + 4
Snake case: hello_world_hi > All lower case and separate each word with underscore
Pascal case: HelloWorldHi > Capitalize each word and avoid underscore
Camel case: helloWorldHI > Capitalize each word except 1st word and avoid underscore
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