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Serialization in java

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Serialization in java provides a thing known as  object serialization.It means that an object can be represented as a sequence of bytes which includes object data as well as information about the object type and information of data stored in object.Classes ObjectInputStream and ObjectOutputStream are high level streams  which is defined for serializing and deserializing an object.Read More »Serialization in java

Yii

Redirect to History – Yii

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Yii is an open source, object-oriented, component-based MVC PHP web application framework. Yii is pronounced as “Yee” and in Chinese it means “simple and evolutionary”

Yii is the one of major MVC framework of PHP. We need to redirect the previous / history page for some circumstances in every development.

Here we show how to achieve that;

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laravel

Relationship in Laravel

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Laravel Relationship

Laravel is a modern MVC platform that creates our project with all essential modern tools such as Bootstrap, Unit Test, Blade Template Engine, PSR Standards, ORM Queries  and so on. Working with Laravel is always gives me a breezy experience because of its Eloquent ORM.

Create and use a Laravel Relationship is an easy task,Whether you are on small todo application or a big scale bank project.

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Simple Image Caption in HTML, CSS

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Almost all famous news websites always display images with a caption box that is aligned at the bottom of the same image. These image captions provide extra information about the images displayed on the web pages. You can quickly add these types caption over image in your images using CSS and HTML.

With HTML, CSS – you can simplify many of your web design works. Here’s another one to create simple Image caption with html and css.

Level: Beginner

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malloc vs calloc

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malloc vs calloc differences provided here:

When calloc is used to allocate a block of memory, the allocated region is initialized to zeroes. In contrast, malloc does not touch the contents of the allocated block of memory, which means it contains garbage values. This could potentially be a security risk because the contents of memory are unpredictable and programming errors may result in a leak of these contents.Read More »malloc vs calloc