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Web Forms Asp.Net Introduction

Hello azumavengers and welcome to my blog. Today we are going to talk about web forms asp.net. Web Forms Asp.Net Introduction Web Forms Asp.Net Introduction By Codezila  Like our Facebook page, its link is given below Codzila Facebook Page

Insta, Twitter and Facebook Desktop To Mobile Version

Hello azumavengers and welcome to my blog. Today we are going to talk about some insta, twiter and fb tricks. Web Api's Tricks Facebook, Insta and twitter Desktop To Mobile Version By Codezila  Like our Facebook page, its link is given below Codzila Facebook Page

Introduction

Hello azumavengers and welcome to my blog. Today we are going to introduce our blog. Introduction Introduction By Codezila  Like our Facebook page, its link is given below Codzila Facebook Page

C# Snippets and Tricks

Hello azumavengers and welcome to my blog. Today we are going to talk about the c#. C# Snippets and Tricks C# Snippets and Tricks Series 1 Part 1 By Codezila  Like our Facebook page, its link is given below Codzila Facebook Page

Software Engineering Week 2

Hello azumavengers and welcome to my blog. Today we are going to talk about the System Engineering and Process Models. System Engineering: System engineering is concerned with development of computer based systems including hardware , software and relative process where as software engineering is the part of this more general process. Case tools Case stands for computer aided software   which are used to develop software. upper   case tools: tools used in analyzing and designing phase lower case tools: tools used in coding and testing phase. Key challenges software engineers face: Coping with the increased diversity. Demand of reduced delivering time. Developing trust worthy software. Roles of a software engineer Programming is not enough a software engineer must be able to work on different levels of abstraction . Good communication skills Good management skills Understanding requirements and right specifications. Building models and reasons abo

Generations of Computer Part 2

Third Generation Computer The period of third generation was from 1965-1971. These computers were faster, smaller,generate less heat, consumed less space and less power and more reliable than first and second generation computers but these computers were still costly.The computers of third generation used Integrated Circuits (ICs) in place of transistors. A single IC has many transistors, resistors, and capacitors along with the associated circuitry. This development made computers smarter, reliable, and efficient. In this generation remote processing, time-sharing, multi programming operating system were used. High-level languages like  PASCAL PL/1, BASIC, ALGOL-68  were used during this generation. Some of the third generation computers are as follow: IBM-360 series Honeywell-6000 series PDP (Personal Data Processor) IBM-370/168 TDC-316 Fourth Generation Computer The fourth generation was invented in 1971 and is still being used.Most of the people bel

Generations of Computer Part 1

Hello azumavenger  and  welcome to my blog. Today we are going to talk about the computer generations Computer Machine and Their Generations As we all know Computer is an electronic machine which solve different calculations precisely, accurately, in short span of time and more efficiently. Now the question is that why was such thing invented in first place. Humans are more intelligent than computers, they can make decisions and can conquer many things on the base of feelings then why was computer needed. The answer is simple to save human from labor work. Computers were nothing like what they are today The PC's to be precise Personal Computers we use today were not this efficient and cool back in John Mauchly's days. They were big, they consumed more power and were not easy to use. Diving deep, computer machines evolved from different versions to become what they are today, It started from ENIAC and is still being updated. Actually around 4 generations have be
Theory of Automata Assignment #2 Part #2 Regular Expression # 6 The set of strings over {a,b} that contain at least two a's or exactly two b's. (a+b)*(a)(b*)a(a+b)*+a*b(a*)b(a*) Regular Expression # 7 The set of strings over {a,b} that contain even length but not multiple of 3 (aa*)(aaa^) Regular Expression # 8 The language over {a,b}contains exactly one double letter.   (ε + b)(ab) ∗aa(ba) ∗(ε + b) + (ε + a)(ba) ∗ bb(ab) ∗(ε + a)

TA ASSIGNMENT 2 PART 1

Theory of Automata Assignment #2 Part #1 Regular Expression # 1 The set of strings over {A..Z,a..z} that contain the word "main". Let <letter> = A | B | ... | Z | a | b | ... | z <letter>* main <letter>* Regular Expression # 2 The set of strings over {A..Z,a..z} that contain 3 x's. <letter>* x <letter>* x <letter>* x <letter>* Regular Expression # 3 The set of strings over {a,b} that even number of a's and odd number of b's. ((a+b)(a+b))*b+(b)((a+b)(a+b))* Regular Expression # 4 The set of strings over {a,b} that contain no combination of ba a*b* Regular Expression # 5 The set of strings over {a,b} that contain consecutive two ab (a+b)*abab(a+b)* 

TA ASSIGNMENT 1 PART 3

Theory of Automata Assignment #1 Part #3 Recursive Definition #11: Language of Expressions having at least one operator defined on  Σ ={+,-,*,/,a,b}  Step 1#- a+b ,a*b,a/b and a-b are in L Step 2#- If x is in L then x+x,x-x,x*x,x/x is also in L Step 3#- No words except generated above can be considered as member of Language. Recursive Definition #12: Language of string starting and ending on different alphabet defined on  Σ ={a,b} Step 1#- ab and ba are in L Step 2#- If x is in L then axb,and bxa are also in  Σ*.   Step 3#- No words except generated above can be considered as member of Language. Recursive Definition #13: Language of even numbers Step 1#- 0 and 2 are in L Step 2#- If x is in L then x+2 and x-2 is also in L .   Step 3#- No words except generated above can be considered as member of Language. Recursive Definition #14: Language of negative integers defined on  Σ ={-1,-2,-3,-4,-5,-6,-7,-8,-9} Step 1#- -1 and -2 are i

Sectors using Software

Hello azumavengers and welcome to Codezila. Today we will talk about Sectors in which Software are being used. Sectors using Software Medical Sector: Looking back in history medical industry is continuously making progress day by day. In account to take everything to next level different machines are being used in hospitals for a long time. Since machines are being used different software are being developed which fall in reign of s pecia l purpose software.  Examples: Advanced MD, DrChrono EHR etc. Military Sector: Military field after late 70's have started to use software technology for different purposes. Whether it is unmanned aerial vehicle or it is radar system, whether they are tanks prepared at hit taxila or they are ammunition prepared at POF wah cantt, each and every product is being developed under the surveillance of software. Banking: One of the sectors who transformed totally and successfully, Banking. There is no doubt that softwar

TA ASSIGNMENT 1 Part 2

Theory of Automata Assignment #1 Part #2 Recursive Definition #6: Language of whole numbers Step 1#- 0 and 1 are whole numbers Step 2#- If x is in L then x+1 is also in L Step 3#- No words except generated above can be considered as  member of                    Language. Recursive Definition #7: Language of string having two a's  defined on  Σ ={a,b} Step 1#- aa and aab are in L Step 2#- If x is in  Σ*  then axa, aax and xaa are also in  Σ*   Step 3#- No words except generated above can be considered as  member of                    Language. Recursive Definition #8: Language of string having at least one member  defined on   Σ ={a,b} Step 1#- a and b are in L Step 2#- If x is in  Σ*  then ax and bx are also in  Σ*.   Step 3#- No words except generated above can be considered as  member of                    Language. Recursive Definition #9: Language of negative integers defined on  Σ ={-1,-2,-3,-4,-5,-6,-7,-8,-9} S