Musings of a Khan.

        Well, I'm not too interested in a lot of things which are of real concern to me recently(funny innit) and spending most of my hours on Twitter (just pure procrastination) just wasting it on football and politics "stuff".     The politics shit has been really fucking awful, I must say with Modi and his band of thugs....can't say much bad about him to be honest maybe because of the fact that some weirdo Sanghi may be reading this shit, wanking furiously at some fake profile( twiiter.com/giniromet , for example) and tracking my IP address simultaneously. So I'd rather just skip the politics part. It's not politics anymore nowadays it's just thuggery and loot(don't want to sound like a cliched moron but can't help it).     Now come on the topic of football and fuck me as a Liverpool fan can't help but say Klopp is an absolute fraud of a manager. What's he fucking doing at Liverpool? and what has he done till date except for...

       There is this blogger who writes good stuff when it comes to CS. Here's he talking about BOTTOM-UP VS. TOP-DOWN . I have commented the same thing about BOTTOM-UP and TOP-DOWN here .

       I have seen many people who refer to E. Balagurusamy's OOP with C++ are quite confused as to what is the difference between BOTTOM-UP and TOP-DOWN . Just to make it clear, this thread only deals with the basics of the 2 approaches.       Coming to the book, it talks about C++ being BOTTOM-UP and C being TOP-DOWN . I personally feel he was wrong there as the approach doesn't depends on the programming language but on the Software Engineering methodology adopted by the company for a particular software product. In general, however he was right, how read below. Figure. Simple Diagram which describes both methods.        To put it in the simplest way, bottom up means, you make the smallest pieces of your program first and then use them as blocks to build a bigger program.        In top down , you start building the highest level of abstraction and then make small...

I today came across this interesting topic called Pointers to data members in C++ . Discussed in my thread here, Go have a look  http://stackoverflow.com/questions/32021946/pointers-to-members-in-c/32022069#32022069 . 

While learning Java one think is that you must know what are the different Platforms java provides and its necessary description. Java technology is both a programming language and a platform. The Java programming language is a high-level object-oriented language that has a particular syntax and style. A Java platform is a particular environment in which Java programming language applications run. There are several Java platforms. Many developers, even long-time Java programming language developers, do not understand how the different platforms relate to each other. The Java Programming Language Platforms There are four platforms of the Java programming language: Java Platform, Standard Edition (Java SE) Java Platform, Enterprise Edition (Java EE) Java Platform, Micro Edition (Java ME) JavaFX All Java platforms consist of a Java Virtual Machine (VM) and an application programming interface (API). The Java Virtual Machine is a program, for a particular...

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