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Tutorial Series: Computer Science

The study of computers and computing technologies, including their design, development, and application, is known as computer science. It covers a wide range of subjects, including artificial intelligence, computer architecture, programming languages, algorithms, data structures, software engineering, and more.

Understanding how computers operate and how to utilize them to carry out activities and solve issues across a range of industries is the focus of computer science. It is a very multidisciplinary area that incorporates ideas from physics, engineering, mathematics, and other fields.

A vast range of businesses, including software development, data analysis, robotics, artificial intelligence, and more, employ computer science. In order to comprehend complicated systems and events, computer models and simulations are utilized in study domains including computational biology, computational chemistry, and computational physics.

In the discipline of computer science, new methods and technologies are continually being developed. So, in order to stay current and continue to be productive in their profession, computer scientists must constantly acquire new information and adapt to changing circumstances. They could work in a range of contexts, such as non-profit organizations, government, industry, and academia.

Jumping Into The World Of Computer Networking

Who doesn’t like a good meme these days? We all have memes that make us laugh, chuckle, or giggle. I mean, there appears to be a meme genre for everyone out...

A Brief History Of Computer Networking And The Internet

This tutorial is purely historical in nature. Don’t worry if you don’t understand any of the terms used in this tutorial. We will go over them thoroughly...

How Does The Internet Work?

Let us look at the internet from a height of 50000 feet. Again, don’t be concerned about all the networking jargon. Simply keep them in the back of your mind.A...

Cables For Computer Networking

Just plug in that cable, and the network is up and running, right? Network cables work quietly, moving data from one location to another faster than we can blink....

The Network Signal

A signal is a type of electrical or electromagnetic current that transports data from one device or network to another.It is the key component behind virtually...

Building A Local Area Network(LAN) With HUBS And Switches

Let’s build our own Local Area Network now that we’ve learned about some networking hardware. Your actual network journey starts from this tutorial.You...

Looking Inside A Network Frame

Data is converted into a signal by network devices before being sent down the cable. But how do they actually achieve this? What else could be lurking in the signal?...

Introduction To Cisco Packet Tracer

Now that you understand the workings of cables, hubs, switches, frames, and packets, let us implement the Local Area Network(LAN) together.You go to...

Implementing The LAN using Cisco Packet Tracer

Using Cisco Packet Tracer to implement a LAN is an excellent approach to test and simulate network configurations before implementing them in a real-world setting....

Connecting Networks Using Routers

So far, we’ve shown you the ins and outs of setting up a single network. But what if you need to share resources with another network? That’s where routers...

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Advanced topics are covered in this ebook with many examples.

How can I eliminate duplicates from a list without compromising its order?
Introduction to the ProblemWorking with lists, one often faces the problem of duplicates-something...
Binary Search Algorithm
Suppose we are given a sorted array (0-based indexing) a = {10, 32, 34, 40, 50, 100, 101, 102, 104},...
Doubly Linked List
In the previous tutorial, we learned about the Singly Linked List. In this tutorial, we will learn about...