Web scraping is an amazing method to collect data. Many data scientist use this method. I have scrape Urdu news. Urdu is difficult to scrape but thanks to Python and its libraries. Have a look at the code and outputs below:
Yes, you have to take notes in the university class! Before talking about the notetaking strategy, we will understand the importance of taking notes. Importance Of Taking Notes No doubt there are a few students who can produce good results without even taking notes in the class. But their number is least. Most of us need to make good notes in the class especially when we are in university. Notes are important because: They help us to keep track of what we have studied in the whole semester. Notes help us to prepare for the exams, in a very short time. We can refer to our notes for short quizzes in the eleventh hour. In addition to reading and listening, writing notes increases the ability to memorize the important concepts. It helps you to realize that you have done something in the class. Now that we have understood Why to take notes? Let's dig into the notetaking strategy Notes taking Strategies One of my friends Ramlah Aamir Aziz used to take...
In a previous blog post about data engineering, we went through several many concepts related to data engineering such as data modeling, and then we went through different types of databases, for example, relational databases and we also got a glimpse of relational as well as NoSQL databases. And in today's blog post we will be writing about data engineer applications. Which are basically the use cases of data engineering 1st let's see what data engineering applications mean; so basically when we have data and we have engineered it then there are several things that we can do with that data and these things that we can do with processed data are the use cases of the data engineering. For example: If we have filled our containers with the data then it's not of any good use if it is not clean and well-formed. If your data is well-formed and if there are no logical mistakes, missing values, and garbage then we can easily perform the use cases and applications of data enginee...
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In the previous blog post, we covered Data Modeling. We have seen that data modeling is really important before jumping into predictive modeling. In this article, we will cover the Relational Data Model (RDM). Let's start from the very basics, relational means anything which is linked with some other thing. This link is called "Relationship". In RDM or RM there are major three types of relationship cardinalities (also called Multiplicities or Cardianalities): 1. One to one 2. One to many 3. Many to many We can understand these with the help of a few simple examples; One to one: One department has one manager. One to many: One class has many students. Many to many: Many teachers can teach many students. Okay, so we have got an abstract overview of the term " Relational ", now the next thing is " Data ", data covers everything, anything... And finally, " Model " means something in the form of a template, design, a kind of blueprint. To store...
I don't know what should be the title of this blog post, but let's call it " A survey of the final year university students ". Pretty long title, huh? Okay, let me tell you about this survey... The story behind this thing: Well, one day I thought about writing a post on Facebook to ask people about their sentiments and reviews regarding the final year of university life, then another thought knocked my head to write a full blog post on this topic. Then I disseminated a google form for this purpose. The google form was saying: "Hello, final semester people! I thought to collect reviews of 2020 graduates specifically of NUST and other IT universities. I am planning to add these to my blog post. Please take a few seconds to fill this form, thank you." So that was a brief story behind this whole thing, Now let's have a look at the most awaited questions and the corresponding responses... Question#1: Do you feel like a better hu...
So, yes.. I was given some tasks on LINUX and while searching for it, I found this important basic tutorial . This tutorial is by Maker Pro . I can tell you some of the things about LINUX, but I prefer you, to read it by yourself... so without further ado, go and get something from here .
Consider a situation : You are a software engineer. And you can write any kind of code, from one extreme to another. From the code of virtue to the code of disaster. You are working in the international level, world famous and the top most software company. Your Monthly salary is more than the salary of every officer in the world. Means: You are living a luxurious life, you are healthy, wealthy and wise. You have no tension, no problem in your life. You are living near to perfect life. Turning Point: One day while you are sitting in your office, the CEO of company calls you. You go to his office, he offers a cup of your favorite coffee to you. He then asks you: "Mr. Ali, as you know, you are the most prominent programmers of the world. You are capable of writing every kind of code. Our company depends a lot on you. So, would you give me some favor?" You say: "Do ask, Sir." CEO : "As you can you see that, " The Presoftioza Company ...
In this blog post, we will be done with our Pintos Project #1 and this Pintos Series AlhumdullillAllah. so let's start... In the previous posts of this series, we have looked at the problem that is of busy waiting. To solve this problem I took help from code written by other people on Github, so to learn it deeper you can get to look at this code, by Muhammad Zaheer . The basic modification is done in two files i.e. timer.c and thread.h; ALARM CLOCK IMPLEMENTAIONS ========================== Changes in timer.c: - A global list of sleeping threads is created as: -static struct list sleep_list; Changes in thread.h: - For keeping track of a sleeping thread when woken up, we declared: -int64_t sleep_time; - When a thread calls timer_sleep(), it gets into the sleep list as: -struct list_elem sleep_list_elem Algorithms Used ...
To let you know a few useful things, I asked some experienced people, and here is what they have for you... Be open to changes. Focus on improving your soft / people skills. It will be hard sometimes but believe in yourself. You have got it. ( Rahat-Undergraduate ) Try to do good in quizzes and OHTs (One hour test or mids) cause when finals don't go well, these can help in getting good gpa which are comparatively easy then finals. ( Ayesha Munir-Undergraduate ) A few years later when you would look back at this time, GPA won't make you happy, but the memories of these 4 years will. Your career is important but so is having a good time. So work hard, party harder! ( Haris-Undergraduate ) From the start try to build your connections with seniors because they know more than you and.. are best counselors.. Focus on your quizzes and assignments because they are the building blocks of your Grade.. Your Good Image play some important part for favoritism points in exam....
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