List of Free Full Version Software for Students
There are many software / tools that are free to use for students. These are not the dumbed down free versions, but the full fledged tools that students can use to develop applications or simply write and share code. Below is a small
Interacting with CSV files using Python
CSV (Comma Separated Values) files are one of the most used forms of data storage. This is due to their flexibility and cross language support. Every major programming language has support for CSV file I/O (input/output). In this article, we will be
Flicker in Google Camera Explained
I recently purchased a Nexus 6P 64GB, my first device from the Nexus series which is famous for it’s Stock Android experience. Everything was perfect with the phone, except the camera. The pre-installed camera application is obviously, the Google Camera. I noticed a
Dealing with stdin (standard input) in Python
When I started out with competitive programming, I was frequently confused with the usage and implementation of stdin a.k.a. Standard Input in Python. If you have tried competitive programming, where your code is tested against numerous test cases, you may have come across
How to Reserve Windows 10 for your PC Right Now!
Microsoft recently announced that it will be rolling out Windows 10 officially on July 29, 2015. It means that Windows 10 will be available on any PCs you purchase after that date, and it will come as a free update to all existing Windows
How to Activate Whatsapp Calling on Android
WhatsApp’s voice calling feature is now available for all Android users. The world’s most popular messaging app introduced this feature recently and rolled it out gradually to its Android users. If you are not an Android user, you’ll just have to wait