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Anaconda is most recommended software to run your Python and R Programs. Follow the steps below to install the Anaconda distribution of Python on Windows. Steps: Visit  Anaconda.com/download Select Windows Download the  .exe  installer Open and run the  .exe  installer Open the  Anaconda Prompt  and run some Python code Once u Installed Anaconda in your Computer ,  Goto Start - > Click Anaconda3(64 bit) shown above ->Click Anaconda Prompt U will get path  "(C:\Users\Student\Anaconda3) C:\Users\Student>" like this... Here type "jupyter notebook" to open jupyter to type python programs. (C:\Users\Student\Anaconda3) C:\Users\Student>jupyter notebook Press Enter    http://localhost:8888/?token=2737af248d8b264ed1e36f258295c7c8d1d2caecc7921257 copy this path from cmd window and paste it in browser or it will opened in the browser automatically like below.. it opens the jup

This post having a material of Ethical Hacking V10 Course. So can u download the course content from below link . CEH v10 Module 00 -  Introduction and table of Contents -  Module  00 CEH v10 Module 01 Introduction to Ethical Hacking - Module 01 CEH v10 Module 02 - Footprinting & Reconnaissance -  Module 02 CEH v10 Module 03 - Scanning Networks -  Module 03 CEH v10 Module 04 - Enumeration -  Module 04 CEH v10 Module 05 Vulnerability Analysis -  Module 05 CEH v10 Module 06 System Hacking -  Module 06 CEH v10 Module 07 - Malware Threats -  Module 07 CEH v10 Module 08 - Sniffing -  Module 08 CEH v10 Module 09 - Social Engineering -  Module 09 CEH v10 Module 10 - Denial-of-Services-  Module 10 CEH v10 Module 11 - Session Hijacking -  Module 11 CEH v10 Module 12 - Evading IDS, Firewall and Honeypots Technology Brief -  Module 12 CEH v10 Module 13 Hacking Web Servers -  Module 13 CEH v10 Module 14 - Hacking Web Applications -  Module 14 CEH v10 Mod

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Operators  are symbols that tell the compiler to perform specific mathematical or logical manipulation Types of operators: Arithmetic Operator Relational Operator  Bitwise Operator  Logical Operator  Assignment Operator Increment/Decrement Operator Conditional Operator Arithmetic Operators: In above program i used two variables a and b for doing all arithmetic operations. here see the output difference between division (/) and modulo division (%). Output: Use floating point for division , u will get better results with precision. Relational Operator: These operators are used for comparison. They return either true (1)  or  false(0)   based on the comparison result. The operator '==' should not be confused with '='. The relational operators are as follows: Sample Program: a>b is it true?, Value 10 bigger than 5, so output return 1 here a<b is it true?, Value 10 lesser than 5,is not crt. so output return 0 here. a>=c,i

Lets see C program for Sum of digits and Armstrong number. both are same logic with different modification. ⬇️ C Program to Compute the Sum of Digits in a given Integer This is a C program to compute the sum of digits in a given integer. Problem Description This program computes the sum of digits in a given integer. Problem Solution 1. Take the integer as input. 2. Divide the input integer by 10, obtain its remainder and quotient. 3. Increment the new variable with the remainder got at step 2. 4. Repeat the step 2 & 3 with the quotient obtained until the quotient becomes zero. 5. Print the output and exit. Output: C Program to Check whether a given Number is Armstrong This is a C Program to check whether a given number is Armstrong. Problem Description This C Program checks whether a given number is Armstrong number. Problem Solution An Armstrong number is an n-digit base b number such that the sum of its (base b) digits raised to the power n

suppose we are adding a+b here, what we have to do, In Calculator we do 3+5 it shows 8. But in the case of Computer doesn't under 3+5, it only understand 0 and 1's. This 3 and 5 Commonly known as Data, by using this input data we perform addition operation to get a result of 3+5. To store this 3 and 5 we need some variables like a,b etc. Above diagram shows that a,b,c,d called as operands (variables) to store value and all the values are stored somewhere in the computer memory. suppose if your data is a integer type address will be multiples of 2. Ex: Starting address is 1000 for a and b addressing is 1002. i.e one variable occupy 2 bytes of memory. Datatypes in C, Here Integer - 1,2,3,1000,50000,99000 called as integer .. all decimal values floating point values - 1.000,1.2333,0.89 etc. Character values - a to z, A to Z,1-10,all keyboard symbols. Void - Null Values. String- Group of Characters called as  string. ex- "hello"

First thing you need to understand is that computer (Machine) can only understand Machine language (Stream of 0s and 1s). In order to convert your C program source code to Machine code, you need to compile it.  Compiler is the one, which converts source code to Machine code. In simple words you can say that a compiler converts human readable code to a machine readable format. Compiler  is a software which converts a program written in high level language (Source Language) to low level language (Object/Target/Machine Language)              Install Turbo C++: Step by Step Guide Download link :  Download Turbo C++ for Windows Step 1 : Locate the TC.exe file and open it. You will find it at location  C:\TC\BIN\. Step 2 : File > New (as shown in above picture) and then write your C program After Click New, Type a program in the screen, normally default extension will be ".cpp (for C++ program) " convert that into .c extention becuase you

for example lets see addition of two numbers in C , #include<stdio.h>      // Header File,for prinf() and scanf() int  main ( )             // main () function. Start of program   {     int  a ,  b ,  c ;         // Variable Declaration     printf ( "Enter two numbers to add\n" ) ;       scanf ( "%d%d" ,   & a ,   & b ) ;       // getting input from user    c  =  a  +  b ;                   // calculation part     printf ( "Sum of the numbers = %d\n" ,  c ) ; // showing output to screen     return   0 ; } O/p: In Python a = int ( input ( "enter first number: " ) ) // getting input to a from user b = int ( input ( "enter second number: " ) ) // getting input to b from user sum = a + b // calculation part print ( "sum:" , sum ) // showing output to the user. O/P: enter first number:5 enter second number:7 sum: 12

GE 8151                           PROBLEM SOLVING AND PYTHON PROGRAMMING                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                           L T P C                                                                                                                                                             3 0 0 3 OBJECTIVES: · To know the basics of algorithmic problem solving · To read and write simple Python programs. · To develop Python programs with conditionals and loops. · To define Python functions and call them. · To use Python data structures –- lists, tuples, dictionaries. · To do input/output with files in Python UNIT I               ALGOR