What are some terms heard only in programming?

Answer by Ashish Kedia:

Where friends have access to your private parts,
Where Parents may kill their child if required,
Where Bugs come in from open windows,
Where one image is worth 128K words,
Where 10 == 2,
Where Zombies are common and not dangerous *,
Where Daemons are always there somewhere
Where the slimmest of USB drives are considered FAT *,
Where comments are made and arguments are passed, **
Where forever alone nerds can also unzip, touch, mount and fsck ***

* Thanks to @Nishant Sharma
** Thanks to @Neel Desai
*** Thanks to Saurabh Kumar Mishra

What are some terms heard only in programming?

Python Wizard

Alrighty then. This one time it was asked whether Java was better than Python for web development?

Answer:

1. from flask import Flask
2. app = Flask(__name__)
3. @app.route(‘/’)
4. def home():
5. return “Website content goes here.”
6. if __name__ == ‘__main__’:
7. app.run(debug=True)

Run this python script, visit localhost:5000 in your browser and voila your website is deployed. No questions raised 😉

Mooooooooooooooooo!

Alrighty then. It’s been a long month I suppose, too lethargic to indulge in anything more prolific. So here’s an interesting way of learning new words. 😀

Install cowsay:

sudo apt–get install cowsay

Choose your wordlist:

This is mine https://github.com/markroxor/All-Codes/blob/master/gre_moo save it as file_name in home directory,

Add this line to .bashrc file in your home folder

shuf –n 1 ~/file_name | cowsay

 

And voila each time your terminal pops up a cow “mooing” a word will splash on your screen.