Database Management System (DBMS) Understanding Transactional Replication in SQL Server Transactional replication is a popular method for keeping multiple SQL Server instances synchronized by capturing changes from one server (publisher) and applying them to others (subscribers). We will explore its key aspects along with code samples and best practices.
Python Different ways to add element to List in Python Lists are a staple data structure in any python programmer’s toolkit. It is not only versatility but efficient also. In this OpenGenus article, I will discuss a variety of methods in the standard library to add an element or an iterable to a list in Python.
Machine Learning (ML) Markov Chain Neural Network (MCNN) In this OpenGenus article, we will explore Markov chains, their intersections with neural networks, and a simple implementation of a Markov chain neural network (MCNN). We will also take a look at their applications.
Algorithms Navigating the Vibrant Landscape of Chromatic Art Gallery Problems In this insightful expedition at OpenGenus, we will traverse the complexities of guarding polygonal masterpieces, exploring its NP-hard intricacies and delving into variant landscapes that challenge the very essence of guarding with colors.
Algorithms DAILY43: Algorithmic Problems for Coding Interviews: Easy level, C++ edition This book "DAILY43: Algorithmic Problems for Coding Interviews, Easy level, C++ edition" is the book you need to master Algorithm and Data Structure problems for Coding Interviews.
Python Builder Pattern implementation in Python The Builder pattern solves this problem by separating the construction process from the object's representation, enabling the creation of different representations using the same construction steps.
C++ Adding Numbers with Linked Lists in C++ In this article at OpenGenus, we will add numbers stored in a linked list data structure and implement it in C++ Programming Language.
C++ Boost Program Options Boost.Program_options is a C++ library designed to ease the handling of command-line options in programs. It offers a straightforward way to parse and manage arguments provided by users when running the program.
Algorithms Hierholzer’s Algorithm and Solving Reconstruct Itinerary Problem This article will guide you through the intuition of how to solve the problem using the concept of Hierholzer’s Algorithm which is frequently asked in coding interviews of various tech companies.
C++ Creating UPD Asynchronous Client Server in C++ using Boost.Asio A UDP (User Datagram Protocol) connection is a lightweight, connectionless communication protocol that operates without establishing a direct connection between sender and receiver.
C++ Creating TCP Asynchronous Client Server in C++ using Boost.Asio The flow of this OpenGenus article will first explain TCP connection , then make a simple client server which will be using Boost.Asio but synchronous to understand the flow.
C++ Basics of C++ Boost.ASIO Boost.Asio is a cross-platform C++ library for network and low-level I/O programming that provides developers with a consistent asynchronous model using a modern C++ approach.
Web Development Password Generator using React In this article at OpenGenus.org, we will learn about generating a password using React, JavaScript and Vite. To people who are new to Vite, it's a build tool that aims to provide faster and leaner web development experiences.
Web Development Responsive Image Grid In this OpenGenus article, we will create a responsive image grid using HTML and CSS.
Deep Learning Basics of using PyTorch PyTorch is an open-source deep learning framework primarily developed by Facebook's AI Research lab (FAIR).
Deep Learning Position wise Feed-Forward Networks Position-wise Feed-Forward Networks (FFN) are a crucial component in various sequence-to-sequence models, especially in the context of natural language processing and tasks like machine translation.
data science Everything about Sample Size Sample size refers to the number of individual observations or data points collected from a population for a specific study or analysis.
Algorithms Zeller’s Congruence Zeller's Congruence is a mathematical algorithm devised by Christian Zeller to calculate the day of the week for any date in both the Julian and Gregorian calendars.
Software Engineering Comparing Different Programming Languages In this comprehensive analysis at OpenGenus, we delve into the speed aspect of programming languages, examining the results of a performance test conducted on nine popular languages.
Algorithms Quick Sort using Queue In this OpenGenus, we have explored how to implement Quick Sort using Queue data structure. Usually, stack data structure is used with Quick Sort.
C++ Smart pointers in C++ Smart pointers are essential tools in modern C++ programming for managing memory and resources effectively.
Computer Architecture Gustafson's Law Gustafson's Law, also known as Gustafson-Barsis's Law, is a fundamental concept in the world of parallel computing, offering a positive perspective on the scalability of parallel systems.
Indian Railways Traffic Signboards used by Indian Railways Have you ever seen the traffic signboards on roadside. I am sure you must have seen and you may also know how they help in safe movements of vehicles on road.
CSS Quick Styling - Inline CSS Inline CSS involves applying styling directly within HTML elements directly using the style attribute.
HTML Unveiling Web Audio API: A Symphony of Sound on the Web In the early days of the web, audio playback relied on plugins like Flash. However, the introduction of the element in HTML5 and the Web Audio API changed the game, eliminating the need for plugins and offering developers a robust toolset for creating dynamic audio experiences.
