Book: Hands-On Network Programming with C: Learn socket programming in C and write secure and optimized network code Overview reference This implementation is provided in the book introduced above. I am simply going line by line to further understand. Problem Goal List all network adapters on windows machine. Pseudo-code Get Network Adapters Print out basic […]
Overview reference Problem Goal Make a python socket client send a “hello” message to a waiting java server. Voila! Pseudo-code Create a server socket that waits for incoming streams / connection from another address Send a “hello world” message to the server socket and have the server socket print it out after the connection has […]
I thought it would be interesting to see how one could implement a program in java and python. Hopefully it would help me gain more insight in programming syntax and logic. Projects Python Java Simple Automated WordPress Project Setup Available Ports in a Machine ( Network Programming Basics) Simple RSS Feed GUI in Python Simple […]
Overview reference Other Implementations Java Problem Goal Simply obtain a valid url from the command line, determine if the given url has a rss feed ( <url>/feed). If it does, display a list of all the items and allow the user to open a post by clicking on an item. Pseudo-code Get url from user […]
Requirements Python, internet, time Problem Goal The script should simply download the latest wordpress zip file, unzip it and allow the user to set the main wp-config values. Pseudo-code Make a get request ( https://wordpress.org/latest.zip ) Save the downloaded zip file in the current directory Create a wp-config.php file based off wp-config-sample.php file Ask the […]
Note : My solutions are independent of the solutions provided by the author. Just an info. I tried to be a bit flexible with the solution by adding arguments, which allows variations in the number of columns and spacing between “+” and “-”. Difficulty: I tried to replicate the exact grid but the spacing was […]
Scenario 2 : Collaboration Let’s say you were given a presentation project involving two other members. Each member decides to handle different aspects of the presentation: person A – gets related images, updates their captions and handles the slides transitions person B – handles the text content of each slide person C – writes up […]
Bounce, Fade, Animate 05/03/2019 11:56:52 PM Intro into React Transitions In case you are a newbie in the world of react transitions, you should probably read this post (React Transitions for Dummies | Part 1 : Transition, Styled Components and RandomColor) before continuing. <Transition> If you want to animate a react component, wrap it with […]
04/29/2019 12:49:21 AM Overview Simply learning on how to use the React Transition Group “Transition” component to make websites look awesome! Who is this for? This should be useful for those who are confused as I was and (to some extent) still am about component and page transitions especially in React. Why I wanted to […]
Things you might need before coding Install python here Since this solution is realised by using the programming language called python, you should probably install it as instructed in the website linked above. Additionally, you may need to understand the programming principles independent of programming language and also learn the code syntax in python. An […]
So you are a learning web developer who uses a lot of divs right ? Well… what if I told you, there is a whole new world to be explored…..
Make a more general version of circle called arc that takes an additional parameter
angle, which determines what fraction of a circle to draw
A function object is a value you can assign to a variable or pass as an argument. For
example, do_twice is a function that takes a function object as an argument and calls it twice:
def do_twice
Hey yall! Another snippet to convert the same XML file in Python 4 Beginners: XML to JSON within a minute into a simple CSV file. XML File: Code: [sourcecode lang=”python”] #XML TO EXCEL FILE import xml.etree.ElementTree as ET from openpyxl import Workbook import os import json import csv def readFile(filename): ”’ Checks if file exists, parses the […]
This is an extension of the Python 4 Beginners: XML to Excel within a minute. A simple function will help generate a json file. This is the XML File xml_to_excel The Code [sourcecode lang=”python”] #XML TO EXCEL FILE import xml.etree.ElementTree as ET from openpyxl import Workbook import os import json def readFile(filename): ”’ Checks if file exists, […]
So you have an xml file with data you need extracted and converted into an excel sheet ?
I recently just learned how to do this without using loops: [sourcecode lang=”python”] import random x = [0 for _ in range(10)] #underscore used when you do not need the value from the list. So here 0 replaces the value from range(10) #expected out put [0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0] […]
So how do I use subplots? 08/26/2018 The code below is custom to my csv file (see below), so make sure you either use the same format or change the “get_file” function to the properly process your file. MOCK_DATA_2 The file above looks like this: x,y 64,13 57,14 16,30 92,29 65,97 11,33 [sourcecode lang=”python”] from […]
This is so simple, it needs no heading.. 08/19/201810:10:49 PM Drinks Coffee as usual… Straight to the point: So this is the CSV data I will be working with ( generated using the website: https://mockaroo.com) MOCK_DATA Goal: Create a bar plot showing the number of emails based on the alphabets they begin with . For instance, […]
I am more into web development but out of boredom decided to dabble into networking… okay let’s see what I have learned so far. Networking 2018-05-12 10:56:17 AM [sourcecode lang=”python”] #file name -> s.py (sorry I am not that creative!) #server import socket target_host = "localhost" target_port = 9999 #create server socket server = socket.socket(socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_STREAM) […]
