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How to Find the Size of an Array in C with the sizeof Operator

When coding in the C programming language, there may be times when you need to know the size of an array. For example, when you want to loop through all the elements stored in the array to determine whether a specific value is present. In this article, you will learn

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What Exactly is Node.js? Explained for Beginners

Node.js allows developers to create both front-end and back-end applications using JavaScript. It was released in 2009 by Ryan Dahl. In this article, you will learn about Node.js. You will learn the following: * What is Node.js? * How the Node.js environment differs from the browser. *

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Better React Performance – When to Use the useCallback vs useMemo Hook

We all want to build powerful applications and avoid unnecessary renders. There are some hooks available to help with this, but you might not be sure about which one to use and when. In this article you will learn the differences between useCallback and useMemo as well as how

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What is an API and How Does it Work? APIs for Beginners

When I started learning to code, the term API would always haunt me. I couldn't make sense of what it actually meant because I would hear people talking about APIs in different contexts. The biggest challenge was that I couldn't find resources to learn about APIs in simple terms.

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Gobuster Tutorial – How to Find Hidden Directories, Sub-Domains, and S3 Buckets

There’s much more to web servers and websites than what appears on the surface. The first step an attacker uses when attacking a website is to find the list of URLs and sub-domains. Web developers often expose sensitive files, URL paths, or even sub-domains while building or maintaining a site.

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How to Generate a Random Number within Certain a Range in JavaScript

Let's say you want to generate a random number between 10 and 15 – how do you do that in JavaScript? I'll show you how with examples in this article. In JavaScript, there's the random method of the Math object which returns random numbers. But this has a range limitation.

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What Are Node Modules and How Do You Use Them?

Every Node.js application has modules. These modules form part of the building blocks of the application. They help developers work faster and write more structured code. In this tutorial, you will learn what node modules are. You will also learn about the three types of node modules. And we'll go

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How to Automate Your Business Strategy with Python and APIs

When you work in e-commerce operations, you'll have to perform many tasks daily to implement your company's business strategies. But these often repetitive tasks can be time-consuming and leave room for errors. Some of these errors can cost your company money, reputation, and time. Luckily, Python and APIs

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How to View Your Linux Processes

You may be used to using the Activity Monitor in MacOS or the Task Manager for Windows to see the current processes running on your system. But for those running Linux, if that includes a dual boot, virtual box, or even WSL2, you could use a useful Linux command

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Separation of Concerns in React –How to Use Container and Presentational Components

Many new React developers combine logic and presentation inside the same React component. And they may not know why it's important to separate these two – they just want to make it work. But later, they'll find that they need to make changes to the file and doing so becomes

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