.

[futureofandhra]

2 minutes ago, tom bhayya said:

Lol Linux and windows ki security compare chesukuni I am not saying .net is not secure the OS it’s running is not secure ippudu azure tho change ayyindhi anuko 

this point yes bro u r right

[tom bhayya]

5 minutes ago, dasari4kntr said:

ok...make sense...

.net is safe..windows is not...

 

5 minutes ago, futureofandhra said:

this point yes bro u r right

Security antey obviously server ey kadha 

[dasari4kntr]

28 minutes ago, tom bhayya said:

 

Security antey obviously server ey kadha 

agree..with server part..

thats the bad strategy microsoft was following all these years..and too much obsessed with windows...

now they realized...understood the benefits of linux and reaching to developer community...thats why now we are seeing products like dotnet core, WSL, typescript, VSCode (runs in linux)..etc

[tom bhayya]

Just now, dasari4kntr said:

agree..with server part..

thats the bad strategy microsoft was following all these years..and too much obsessed with windows...

now they realized...understood the benefits of linux and reaching to developer community...thats why now we are seeing products like dotnet core, WSL, typescript, VSCode (runs in linux)..etc

Microsoft andhukey succes continue chesthundhi or else vallu kuda ibm HP dell oracle la stuck aipoyevallu Nadella ni ceo cheyadam is good 

[OreyPandhi]

Vuu

[k2s]

[DATASTAGE999]

On 8/24/2020 at 3:36 PM, Democraticcompulsion said:

I started learning Python recently (couple of weeks). 

Classes inka sarigga ardam kaledu. But functions to 3 or 4 problems solve chesa. 

Happy with how I am writing the code so far. Kinda square root calculation ki feedback ivvandi.

import math
t=(3,5,8,6,9)
t2=[] 
t3=[] 
#Using math library
for i in range(len(t)):
    t2.append(t)
    t2.append(math.sqrt(t))
print(tuple(t2))
#Using mathematical iteration
for x in t:
    for i in range(x):
        if (i*i)<(i+1)*(i+1):
            b=float(i)
            while b<i+1:
                b+=.01
                if b*b<x<(b+.01)*(b+.01):
                    t3.append(x)
                    t3.append(round(b,2))
print(t3)
#### Longest Palindrome substring

print('Enter any word to find all palindrome substrings (3 letters or more) in it')
stri = input()
k=len(stri)
l=0
m=1
list1=[]
for l in stri:
    i=0 #string start char
    j=2 #increment1
    while i+j+m<k+1:
        str1 = stri[i:(i+j+m)]
        str2 = str1[::-1]
        if str1 == str2:
            print(str1)
            list1.append(str1)
            print(list1)
        i=i+1
    m+=1 #increment2
print('longest palindrome is',list1[-1])
for p in list1:
    list1.count(list1(p))

bro e practice exercises yekkada dorkuthunayi ??

[Nimmakai]

39 minutes ago, DATASTAGE999 said:

bro e practice exercises yekkada dorkuthunayi ??

leet code 

[Democraticcompulsion]

37 minutes ago, Nimmakai said:

leet code 

Ya. Leet code lo nunchi teesukunna second exercise. 

Square root matram own ga challenging ga anipinchindi. Math import cheyyakunda ela cheyyali ani alochana to start chesa.

Algorithm raasi code develop cheyyadam lo chinna kick undi. Enjoying it.

 

[jajjanaka_jandri]

On 8/24/2020 at 12:21 PM, Dhimputha said:

Which one is easy? pros/cons veskondi

faang ki which language is best choice?

 

Python is way more easy and also easy to clear DS and alg with it. Java nerchukunte verevi nerchukolev. Because it itself is an ocean. But python tho you can combine and do a lot like a data engg or something.

[DATASTAGE999]

3 hours ago, Democraticcompulsion said:

Ya. Leet code lo nunchi teesukunna second exercise. 

Square root matram own ga challenging ga anipinchindi. Math import cheyyakunda ela cheyyali ani alochana to start chesa.

Algorithm raasi code develop cheyyadam lo chinna kick undi. Enjoying it.

 

Algorithms learning ki manchi videos cheppu 

if you are interested try this book for exercises based on topic with solutions.

http://www.allitebooks.org/the-python-workbook/

[Democraticcompulsion]

18 minutes ago, DATASTAGE999 said:

Algorithms learning ki manchi videos cheppu 

if you are interested try this book for exercises based on topic with solutions.

http://www.allitebooks.org/the-python-workbook/

Thanks a bunch.

That workbook is good. Reviewed some questions. Some of them are pretty basic but some are good. Should be an excellent resource for beginners.

Someone in this thread shared this video for algorithm basics. I liked the first few I listened to.

 

[Vaampire]

14 hours ago, tom bhayya said:

Security is main concern with .net I don’t think investment bankers are comfortable developing critical applications with .net when compared ippudu chaala options and flavors unnayi 

Not following .net since few yrs.

Nenu Chase lo Pani chesinappudu(around 2011), chaala applications .net lo undey. Ippudu em use chesthunnaru idea ledhu. 

As someone said, .net itself is not at fault. It's the server. Now since you can host them on linux, security shouldn't be a concern

[OreyPandhi]

1 hour ago, DATASTAGE999 said:

Algorithms learning ki manchi videos cheppu 

if you are interested try this book for exercises based on topic with solutions.

http://www.allitebooks.org/the-python-workbook/

Super book bro. Eppudu konni exercises chusanu.. bagunnyi explanations

[dasari4kntr]

4 hours ago, DATASTAGE999 said:

Algorithms learning ki manchi videos cheppu 

if you are interested try this book for exercises based on topic with solutions.

http://www.allitebooks.org/the-python-workbook/

 

On 8/24/2020 at 12:52 PM, dasari4kntr said:

this is 84 videos play list...by one lecturer from india...

i like his videos...watch it ....daily one...