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"Programming Languages Today" is a comprehensive MySQL database that serves as a centralized repository for information on contemporary programming languages. The database includes detailed tables to store language names, release versions, creators, and descriptions, offering a holistic view of each language's evolution and characteristics. Here's an example of a table structure for storing programming languages and their versions: sql Copy code CREATE TABLE Languages ( LanguageID INT AUTO_INCREMENT PRIMARY KEY, LanguageName VARCHAR(255) NOT NULL, Creator VARCHAR(255), Description TEXT, FirstReleaseDate DATE ); CREATE TABLE LanguageVersions ( VersionID INT AUTO_INCREMENT PRIMARY KEY, LanguageID INT, VersionNumber VARCHAR(50) NOT NULL, ReleaseDate DATE, CONSTRAINT fk_Languages_LanguageID FOREIGN KEY (LanguageID) REFERENCES Languages(LanguageID) ); In this structure, the Languages table stores general information about each programming language, while the LanguageVersions table tracks the different versions of each language, linking them back to their respective language in the Languages table using a foreign key constraint.

How to Create Database Migrations in Go Using Docker and Postgres Go is a fast programming language with a relatively simple syntax. While learning Go, it is important to learn how to build APIs and how to use them to communicate with databases. In the process of learning, I decided to take on a project that helped me in that regard: Read mode on following blog post!

🚀 Certification Achieved: Python for Web Development 🚀 Excited to share that I have successfully completed the Python for Web Development certification from IBM! 🐍💻 🔗 Certification Details: Organization: IBM Certification Name: Python for Web Development Date of Completion: January 18, 2024  📚 Key Topics Covered: Building dynamic websites with Python Server-side scripting using Django Interaction with databases Front-end integration and more! 💪 What I've Gained: Proficiency in using Python for developing web applications. Hands-on experience with popular web framework. Skills to create interactive and data-driven websites. 🎓 Next Steps: Excited to apply these skills to real-world projects and contribute to the ever-evolving world of web development! 🌐💡 Let's connect! I'm open to discussions on Python, web development, and opportunities to collaborate on innovative projects. #Python #WebDevelopment #Certification #IBM #LinkedInLearning

First of all let me quickly explain what is Abstraction? Basically hiding the irrelevant data from the users is called as Abstraction , You may come across this in Object oriented programming or maybe while learning about Databases. Abstraction is the key to writing modular code innit? You abstract different tightly coupled logics to build modular code. A simple example : A vending machine , An object where you input some money and you get something that you need in return , You have no idea how it works behind the scene or how the product got there. You just know that you input the coin or change and get what you want. Everything else is abstracted from you. Since you understand Abstraction , Let’s move on! What is Low level language? Low-level language is a programming language that provides no abstraction from the hardware, and it is represented in 0 or 1 forms, which are the machine instructions. The languages that come under this category are the Machine level language and Assembly language. What is High level language? The high-level language is a programming language that allows a programmer to write the programs which are independent of a particular type of computer. The high-level languages are easy to write , understand and has a very high level of abstraction too which helps developers focus on the logic. Languages what we use today on a daily basis like Java , C , Python , JavaScript , Golang , Rust , Ruby are all considered high level programming languages. We have one more level that lies between these two , The Middle level programming language. C language is a perfect middle level language. Basically The Middle-level programming language interacts with the abstraction layer of a computer system. It serves as the bridge between the raw hardware and programming layer of the computer system. But why C is the Ideal Middle level language? Basically it supports the feature of both low-level and high-level languages , C language program is converted into assembly code, it supports pointer arithmetic (feature of low-level) , but it is machine independent (a feature of high-level). Facts aside , Operating systems like Windows , Unix and Linux that you use have their Kernels which is the main layer between OS and hardware have been built using C, We have many Applications built using C like the Adobe photoshop, Illustrator, DBMS like MySQL etc.

🚀 Day 41 of My 3-Month Coding Challenge Update! 🌐💡 📊 Graph Concepts Revisited & Java Backend Milestone Achieved! Today marked an enriching day of revisiting key concepts and achieving a significant milestone in my coding journey. Let's dive in! 🌟 🌐 Graph Theory Refresher: 🔄 Graph Connectivity: Brushed up on understanding if a graph is connected, which is crucial for traversing and understanding relationships within the graph. 🔄 Cycle Detection: Explored techniques to identify cycles in a graph, a fundamental concept for ensuring data integrity in various applications. 🔄 Graph Bipartition: Delved into the interesting concept of dividing a graph into two components by removing a single edge. Graph theory is a fascinating realm, and each concept adds depth to my problem-solving toolkit. 🛠️ ☕ Java Backend Milestone: RDBMS Mastery! 📊 RDBMS with MySQL: Achieved a significant milestone in my Java backend development journey by mastering Relational Database Management System (RDBMS) concepts with MySQL. 🔗 SQL Queries Expertise: Learned and implemented various standard SQL queries, including joins, unions, filtering data, and obtaining aggregated information like max, min, and count. This knowledge is pivotal for creating robust, data-driven backend systems. 💻 🚀 Coding Journey Reflection: Reflecting on the journey so far, it's incredible to see the breadth of topics covered. From mastering graph theory to delving into the intricacies of RDBMS, every day adds a new layer to my coding expertise. As the journey continues, I'm excited about the challenges and discoveries that lie ahead. Keep learning, keep coding, and let's continue this coding adventure together! 🚀🌐 #CodingJourney #GraphTheory #JavaBackend #RDBMS #ProgressUpdate

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🎓 Just completed #Python_Full_Stack_Developer_training! 🐍🚀At #PYSPIDER_TRAINING_INSTITUTE_BANGLORE__BTM_LAYOUT! . . I am excited to share that I have successfully completed a Python Full Stack Developer training program and earned a well-deserved certificate! 🏆 With in-depth knowledge of front-end and back-end development. Top skills >>> Python (Programming Language) • SQL • HTML • Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) • JAVA SCRIPT 💻 Proficient in using Python frameworks like Django to build web applications.    🌐 Skilled in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript for creating dynamic and responsive user interfaces. 📊 Experienced in integrating databases and working with oracle SQL and NoSQL data storage solutions. #Python #FullStackDeveloper #WebDevelopment #Certificate #LinkedIn

Hello all 💥 Here is another project Campus Map Generator in the java foundations course provided by Oracle. Github link: https://lnkd.in/gZAeXbKb My learnings: 🌟 Object-Oriented Programming (OOP): Creating the Dorm class allowed me to encapsulate data like dormitory names, populations, and friends, and define methods such as addFriend and getFriends. This reinforced core OOP principles #abstraction, #encapsulation, #inheritance, and #polymorphism essential for structuring complex applications. 🌟 Collections: Using #ArrayLists to manage Dorm objects and their friends efficiently enhanced my understanding of working with collections in Java, enabling me to handle and manipulate groups of data seamlessly. 🌟 User Input Handling: Employing the #Scanner class to interactively gather input (such as dormitory details and friends' names) improved my skills in reading and parsing user data, ensuring the program responded accurately to varied inputs. 🌟 Looping and Control Structures: Implementing #while loops to dynamically add dormitories and friends based on user input taught me how to manage program flow effectively. I learned to iterate through tasks until specific conditions (like addingDorms or addingFriends) were met. 🌟 Error Handling: Addressing basic input errors, such as incorrect formats or unexpected inputs, was crucial for maintaining robust program behavior. Anticipating and resolving potential issues enhanced my problem-solving abilities. 🌟 Output Formatting: Formatting #output to present campus map detail such as dormitory names, populations, and lists of friend in a clear and organized manner honed my skills in #data presentation and user communication. 🌟 Project Structure and Modularity: Structuring the code into modular classes like #CampusMap and Dorm highlighted the importance of organization and separation of concerns in software development. This approach facilitates scalability and maintenance in larger projects. 🌟 Interactive Programming: Developing an interactive program like #CampusMap deepened my understanding of designing user-friendly applications. It required clear instructions, intuitive user interfaces, and effective management of user interactions to enhance usability. 🌟 Iterative Development: The iterative development process from initial functionality to testing, refinement based on feedback, and adding new features like dynamic friend additions provided practical experience in agile development practices essential for real-world software projects. #oracle#javafoundations #javalearning