Thursday, March 10, 2011

The official Google Code blog: Introducing the Google APIs Explorer

The official Google Code blog: Introducing the Google APIs Explorer: "Google is always looking for new ways to make it easier for developers to get started with our APIs. When you come across a new Google API, ..."

Wednesday, November 10, 2010

Computer Networks Lab

Here are the Computer Network Lab programs written by me. It includes all programs. Except hamming, all the programs are short and sweet.




Kindly verify the outputs before studying. I have verified the output on Ubuntu. Its running fine.

Monday, November 8, 2010

Web Programming Lab

You might have stared preparing for your Lab internal exams. Here I give you the lab programs written by me in Web designing. This will help you in case you are not finding all of them at one place. I'm not sure with the output of 5(b). Please verify whether it is the required output or not.

~3.5 MB

Unzip the file and copy the entire folder in the root directory of your web server. If you have installed XAMPP, then the root directory is C:\xampp\htdocs. The best way to learn web designing is to make changes in the code and learn its effects.

One important thing. For typing these programs I highly recommend you to use Notepad++. This is a special editor especially for programmers. If you don't have it, then you can download it for free at http://download.cnet.com/Notepad/3000-2352_4-10327521.html. You can also use other softwares such as Aptana Studio. For Aptana Studio you need to have Java runtime installed on you system. You can download Java runtime for free if you don't have it. You can also use Microsoft Expression Web.

I am aware that you need lab programs in Computer Networks also. Don't worry I'll be posting it very soon. Till then, hope this helps.

Thursday, October 14, 2010

Materials for campus preparation

Dear friends,

You might have been worrying about what to study for preparing for placements.Also most of you might be interested to know about my experience in written tests and interviews.Here I present you some of the best materials according to me for placements. Also I share my experience about how I managed to make it through all of the tests and interviews that I attended.

Please find the attached material and stop wasting your precious time searching for interview materials over the web.

Download interview materials (~20 MB)

If you have slow internet connection, then you may want to check only this document in which I give tips on how to crack the interview and share my experience in campus selections.

Show me (~27 KB)

For any clarifiations, add a comment below.


Regards,
Manish

Wednesday, May 26, 2010

The USA Computing Olympiad (USACO)

The USA Computing Olympiad (USACO) is the premier pre-college computing

organization in the USA. Its goals include:

  • Providing pre-college students with opportunities to sharpen their
    computer programming skills
  • Enhancing the quality of pre-college computer education by providing
    both students and teachers with challenging problems, training materials, and
    competitions that emphasize algorithm development and problem-solving skills.
  • Providing pre-college students with opportunities to sharpen their
    computer programming skills
  • Recognizing excellent students with outstanding skills in computer science
    and encouraging them to pursue further opportunities in the profession.
  • Providing educational, motivational, and competitive materials in the
    form of programming competitions and web-based training materials.

    1. http://train.usaco.org Register for the training pages and start
      working through the material to hone your competition computing
      skills. You'll automatically join a low-traffic mailing list (ten
      short messages per year) that will remind you of contest dates.
    2. http://ace.delos.com/contestgate Compete in the contests to work
      your way into the elite programmers invited to international level
      competitions.


Regards,

Manish

Monday, May 24, 2010

FS lab program corrections

You need to make these corrections in the programs (you might have taken the print outs):

1. First program is not satisfying the question. In case 2, take input from a file (and not stdin) and use getline for reading (and not >> operator).

2. In unpack method of RRN, variable length, primary index and secondary index programs, change the last statement from
p = strtok(NULL, "#"); strcpy(marks, p);
to
p = strtok(NULL, "\n"); strcpy(marks, p);

3. In the delete method in both the primary index and secondary index program, change the comment from
//we delete the record only in the index file
to
//we delete the record only in the record file

4. In the delete method in the linked list program, change the condition from
if(strcmp(first->usn, _usn) != 0) {
to
if(strcmp(first->usn, _usn) == 0) {

These are the updated programs except first one.

Tuesday, May 11, 2010

Let me know the corrections to make in my programs

Hi,

As most of you have followed my programs in file structures lab, I'm very happy. But there were some minor corrections in the programs as some of our friends reported.

As most of you have also taken the print outs of my programs, I will post the corrections so that you can just mark in your print outs and the program will remain the same. The first program was not satisfying the question and the correct program was posted by Hardik on my blog ourmanish.blogspot.com

I need some help from you. Please debug my programs for various inputs and let me know about the corrections. Reply before sunday so that I can post the corrections to all.

Regards,
Manish