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Monthly Archives: July 2022
When you’re starting out learning a new programming language, your very first program is likely to be one that prints “hello world!”. Let’s say you want to do this in Python. There are two ways of doing it: using the Python shell or writing it as a script and
IoT solutions have become great additions to everyday company processes, and have aided many through the COVID pandemic. However, there is a major flaw. IoT is already becoming too complex in today’s industrial revolution. As IoT plays an integral part of society, and more and more devices are connecting, we’ve seen an IoT revolution taking […]
According to software expert TechJury, each person on Earth created 1.7 MB of data every second in 2020. Thanks to smartphones and tablets making the everyday digital, the volume of data collected has skyrocketed so, when will the same be universally true in manufacturing? Here Mike John, technical director of metrology provider The Sempre Group, […]
When working with dictionaries in Python, a KeyError gets raised when you try to access an item that doesn’t exist in a Python dictionary. Here’s a Python dictionary called student: student = { “name”: “John”, “course”: “Python”, } In the dictionary above, you can access the
Reversing strings in JavaScript is something you’ll need to do often on your web development journey. You might need to reverse a string during interviews, when solving algorithms, or when doing data manipulation. We will learn how to reverse a string in JavaScript using built-in JavaScript methods as well as