Archive for the ‘General Programming’ Category
Difference Between Interface and Abstract Class
Posted by: intelbot on: August 17, 2009
- In: C# | General Programming | Interview | Programming
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Interfaces –contain only abstract methods –interface can’t be inherited from a class –using interfaces we can achieve multiple inheritance –doesn’t allow accessibility modifiers (Public/Private/Internal) –can’t contain fields, constructors –is must implementable & its scope is upto any level of its inheritence chain. Abstract Class –contain both abstract methods as well as concrete methods –can extend [...]
Tips & insights for programmers
Posted by: intelbot on: May 5, 2009
Here is the list of tips & insights compiled from StackOverFlow. 1. Never be afraid to say I don’t know.Manage expectations, learn to say “no”.But always give it a try before you say that. 2. Never stop learning.Accept your mistakes and take that just as a new learning opportunity 3. Ask for help sooner rather [...]
Tips & insights for programmers
Posted by: intelbot on: April 30, 2009
Here is the list of tips & insights compiled from StackOverFlow. 1. Never be afraid to say I don’t know.Manage expectations, learn to say “no”.But always give it a try before you say that. 2. Never stop learning.Accept your mistakes and take that just as a new learning opportunity 3. Ask for help sooner rather than [...]
Browser War
Posted by: intelbot on: March 5, 2009
Unproductiveness
Posted by: intelbot on: December 23, 2008
Sometimes I just can’t get anything done. Sure, I come into the office, roam around, check my email every ten seconds, read the web and even do a few brainless tasks. But getting back into the flow of writing code just doesn’t happen. These periods of unproductiveness usually last for a day or two. But [...]
Cloud Computing the Next Big Thing?
Posted by: intelbot on: November 3, 2008
There is a huge interest in Cloud computing these days. Last month i attended Google Developer Day, Google has already providing Cloud called Google App Engine, where developers can host applications developed in python. Now it’s Microsoft’s turn, with their Azure Platform they are providing cloud services. Let me know what you think about the [...]
Function to Reverse a String in C#
Posted by: intelbot on: January 14, 2008
- In: C# | Code | General Programming
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public static String Reverse(String strParam) { if(strParam.Length==1) { return strParam; } else { return Reverse(strParam.Substring(1)) + strParam.Substring(0,1); } }
How Compilers Work?
Posted by: intelbot on: December 28, 2007
If you ask software engineers about how the compiler works? Most of them give you an alien look. Here is how the compiler works :
C# and Sorting Algorithms : Bubble Sort
Posted by: intelbot on: November 26, 2007
– It is slowest sorting algorithm in use– It is considered as Most In efficient Sorting Algorithm. How it works? The basic idea is to compare two neighboring objects, and to swap them if they are in the wrong order. This process is repeated until it completly sorts the list. This causes larger values to [...]
Solution to command prompt problems.
Posted by: intelbot on: September 12, 2007
When you receive command not recognized as internal or external command, when you type a command in windows. Just right click on My computer then select properties from the menu, then Adanced Tab and in that click on Environment Veriables, then specify the path to your command prompt.
Progammers Productivity
Posted by: intelbot on: March 26, 2007
Can you work for 1 day without a mouse? Try it and see the horror on the users’ faces. Practice it and see the increase in productivity.
Today’s Prgamming :skills to make it work
Posted by: intelbot on: March 26, 2007
The quality of a good programmer is the ability to know how to beg borrow and steal the right code – AND when not to try and solve a problem from scratch. Interview of two candidatesQ Write a class to put these items in a linked list. Candidate 1 Wrote a nice linked list class [...]
Programmers!!!!!!!!!!????????????
Posted by: intelbot on: March 26, 2007
I think what should be tested is not the knowledge per say, but the capacity to pick stuff up, I got my current Job becuase I took an API I had never used before and figured out how to use it. I’m by no means a pro, but I have the capacity to learn by [...]
199 out of 200 programmers can’t write code….!!!!
Posted by: intelbot on: March 26, 2007
Somewhere i read it. They wrote that almost 199 out of 200 can not write programs. What i think is we cannot judge a person simply taking interview for 30 minutes or 45 minutes.We can always learn to pass interview tests of any kind – that doesn’t mean We can program or not. These days [...]
Programmers and Architects
Posted by: intelbot on: March 26, 2007
Programmers are implementor’s. Architects are conceptualist’s.
How to Interview a Programmer
Posted by: intelbot on: March 26, 2007
How to Interview a Programmerby Bill Venners SummaryRecognizing good programmers among job applicants is not easy. This article contains interview techniques, garnered from a recent summit on writing better code, that can help you can find the most qualified programmers for your project. Seven Golden Rules Explore an Area of Expertise Have Them Critique Something [...]
