Self-tutoring about home computing: the tutor mentions a comparison between Windows and Linux. In my experience as a programmer, Linux is my favourite os. Pretty much anything one needs is available with apt install (or other similar terminal command), usually …
Home computer use, for me, leads to constant self-tutoring. The tutor shares a video about Windows disk management that he was lucky to find. My experience: On an external hard drive, if Windows calls a part of it “unallocated”, you …
Tutoring comp sci, you experiment a lot. The tutor shares one. The java command, in Windows, anyway, seems to like a space between the directory and the filename you are running. java -cp f:/dir1/dir2 program_file not java -cp f:/dir1/dir2/program_file Source: …
The tutor begins exploring the question of 5GHz capability. I have several computers. One shows the 5GHz network among those available, but the other doesn’t. Why? Apparently, the answer is in the hardware. Both computers are Windows 7. In the …
To the tutor’s mind, Perl code is so easy to write, with so many neat functions, it’s a great teaching language. Today we’ll have some fun. I’ve heard that some people don’t like programming in Perl. I just can’t see …