C++ fscanf not reading next line [FIXED] In this article, we have explored why a C++ code using fscanf cannot read next line and how to fix it by using getline() and sscanf() in C++ by keeping the syntax same. We have demonstrated this with C++ code examples.
Culture Guess the Programming Language? Do you know all languages well enough such that if they speak up one day, you will be able to identify them?
TensorFlow No matching distribution found for TensorFlow using pip [SOLVED] In this article, we have presented the reason behind the error "No matching distribution found for TensorFlow using pip" along with 3 approaches to fix it.
TensorFlow Your CPU supports instructions that this TensorFlow binary was not compiled to use: AVX AVX2 AVX512 VNNI FMA [Solved] In this article, we have understood the reason behind the warning "TensorFlow binary was not compiled to use: AVX AVX2 AVX512 VNNI FMA" and presented 3 fixes using which the warning will not come.
Culture Hacktoberfest 2022 Hacktoberfest 2022 is scheduled to be held from 1st October 2022 to 31st October 2022. Hacktoberfest is the biggest open-source one-month long event that is sponsored by DigitalOcean.
C++ Optimize C++ Code [30 techniques] In this article, we have presented over 30 techniques which you can use to optimize your C++ code to make it perform optimally and pass time restrictions in Competitive Contests.
Culture What can you do with a Computer Science degree ? In this article, we have explored in depth how your career will proceed if you take up a Computer Science degree. There are over 30 high paying job titles and is one of the most demanding job profiles today.
Operating System Proof that Shortest Job First (SJF) Algorithm is Most Optimal SJF algorithm is the most optimal CPU scheduling algorithm and we have proved this mathematically in this article at OpenGenus.
Culture How to use Checklist? This is a short guide helping you to understand how to use our Checklists to keep track of your progress daily.
Algorithms "Linked List Problems" book This article introduces the exclusive book on Linked List Data Structure titled "Linked List Problems: For Interviews and Competitive Programming". It is a part of the book series "Must for Coding Interviews".
Algorithms What is Algorithm ? Algorithm is an ordered well defined series of steps that can be followed to solve a problem. A problem can be finding a definitive answer or a yes or no decision.
Culture How much electricity does a computer use ? On average, a Desktop Computer uses 219 Watt per hour of Electricity while a 15 inch Laptop uses 159 Watt of Electricity. We have provided detailed calculation to arrive at the total Electricity consumption and Cost.
Culture Online Computer Science Degree We have listed the top Online Computer Science Degree programs offered by Universities all over the World with all critical details like fees, program duration, link to apply, Specialization and other details.
Machine Learning (ML) SGEMM In this article, we have covered SGEMM (Single Precision General Matrix Multiplication) which is a standard library function for Matrix Multiplication.
linked list Linked List Interview Questions [with answers] This is the list of Interview Questions based on Linked List Data Structure. You must practice these Multiple Choice Questions. This will help you master Linked List Coding Questions for Interviews at companies like Google and Microsoft.
Machine Learning (ML) Questions on Convolution operation in ML In this article, we have presented several Interview Questions (MCQs) with detailed answers on Convolution in Machine Learning models.
Software Engineering Your Career as a Computer Research Scientist In a world that is rapidly adopting new technologies, it’s no surprise that computer and information scientists are in high demand, with their employment rates projected to grow by 22% from 2020 to 2030.
Culture Inventor of Linked List Linked List is one of the most fundamental Data Structure and it was developed in 1953 by Hans Peter Luhn, Allen Newell, Cliff Shaw and Herbert Simon from IBM and RAND Corporation.
Linux Resolve merge conflict on Gerrit In this article, we have explained the steps to resolve merge conflict on Gerrit with the detailed step by step commands. This can be solved in the console using rebase command and manually, fixing the conflicts in code.
Software Engineering Review a Merge Request on Gerrit In this article, we have explained the detailed steps to review a Merge Request on Gerrit. Code Review is an important step in Software Development.
Software Engineering Open a pull request on Gerrit In this article, we have explained the detailed steps to open a pull request on Gerrit. The process is distinct from the process of opening a pull request on GitHub.
Linux Copy files from one server to another server In this article, we have explored the steps to copy files from one remote server to another remote server. This involve using commands like scp or utilities like WinSCP.
Dynamic Programming (DP) Dynamic Programming on Trees In this article, we have explored the idea of Dynamic Programming on Trees in depth and presented some practice problems.
Culture Awards for Open Source Contributions In this article, we have mentioned the major Awards you can win for your Open Source Contributions and get recognized by major companies like Microsoft (GitHub), Google, IBM (RedHat) and others.
Culture "Problems on Array: For Interviews and Competitive Programming" book This book "Problems on Array: For Interviews and Competitive Programming" is a deep dive into Array Data Structure, important algorithms and Practice problems on Array. There is no other book like this in the market. A must read.
