Wednesday 17 September 2014

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Java

Program

import java.lang.Math;
class b4
{
    public static void main (String[] args) {
        double a=56.34;
        double y=Math.sin(a);
        System.out.printf("The sin value of %f is %f",a,y);
}
}

 Output
The sin value of 56.340000 is -0.207157

 

Program

class it{
    public static void main (String[] args) {
        int i,j;
for(i=1;i<=5;i++)
{

for(j=1;j<=i;j++)
System.out.printf("% d\t",i);
System.out.printf("\n");
}      
}
}


Output

2 2 
3 3 3
4 4 4 4 
5 5 5 5 5 

Fibonaci

class fibonaci{
    public static void main (String[] args) {
int n,m=100,x,y;
n=0; x=1;
System.out.printf("%d\t",x);

while(x<=m)
{
y=n+x;
System.out.printf("% d\t",y);
n=x; x=y;
}
}
}

Output
1 1 2 3  5 8.........

Fahrenheit to Celsius

import java.util.Scanner;
class f
{
    public static void main (String[] args) {
        Scanner input = new Scanner(System.in);
        float  F;
        float  C;
        System.out.println("Enter a number");
        F = input.nextInt();
        C=(F-32)/18;
        System.out.printf("Converted Celsius Heat is %.2f",C);
}
}


Output
Enter a number
420
Converted Celsius Heat is 21.56

Program


import java.lang.Math;
class b1
{
    public static void main (String[] args) {
        double a=56.34;
        double y=Math.sqrt(a);
        System.out.printf("The Square Root of %f is %f",a,y);
}

Output 
The Square Root of 56.340000 is 7.505998

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  Tips to Save Space on Your Hard Drive (Hard Disk)


With multi-terabyte drives gaining prevalence in the bays of our PCs, a lack of hard drive space is less of an issue these days; however, it seems no matter how big the drives get, we still manage to eventually fill them. In this guide, you’ll learn ten top tips to save space on your hard drive.

1. Uninstall Unneccessary Software Programs

Although it’s an obvious tip to start with, some serious space can be saved by uninstalling unneccessary applications. You have three options:

1. Scan the list of installed programs manually (Click the Start button, click Control Panel, and click Add/Remove programs — Uninstall a program.)
2. Use Revo Uninstaller to completely remove software and its traces.
3. Use the PC Decrapifier to remove typical “bloatware” applications from your PC (works best with new brand-name PCs.)

Not sure what to uninstall? Ask in the forums.
2. Search for Duplicate Files


Over time, you may accumulate duplicate files on your PC. Use a program like Easy Duplicate Finder to locate and remove these files.
3. Clear up old System Restore Points

System restore points are very useful but can take a lot of space on your drive. If you want to save space in a pinch, read this guide and learn how to remove all but the last system restore point.
4. Turn of Memory Dump Files


If you maintain your own PC, and don’t need to take it to a store when something goes wrong, you can turn off memory dump files. If you have system problems and need to analyze dump files, you can always turn them back on again.
5. Change Personal Folder Locations

All recent versions of Windows utilize the (My) Documents file structure. This means that all your personal files are:

* Saved on your operating system’s drive and can be lost if your PC is infected with malware.
* Taking up space on your operating system’s drive and can fill it quickly.

You can change the location of your personal files in (my) documents to a different drive (or partition of a drive); due to the issues listed above, this is something I highly recommend.
6. Backup Files Remotely or on Alternative Storage Media


I highly recommend you back up your files on an automated schedule. I also recommend you back up files that are used less on alternative storage media (Optical media, external hard drives, off site servers etc.) I recommend any of the following programs:

* Mozy Online Backup
* GFI Backup
* EASEUS Todo Backup
* Ashampoo Burning Studio

7. Use the Disk Clean Up Tool


The disk cleanup tool that comes with Windows is a useful tool that searches for junk files, unused installation files, temporary files etc. To get to the Disk Clean up tool:

1. Go to Computer.
2. Right click and drive and click Properties.
3. Click the Disk Cleanup button.
4. Select what you want to clean up and click OK.

If you’d like to add a handy “Clean Disk” shortcut to the context menu of the disk drive, follow this guide.
8. Use NTFS Compression to Compress a Complete Drive/Partition


NTFS is the name of a file system used in Microsoft Windows and is, for now, the standard file system for modern drives. Microsoft has a tool that compresses less used files on an entire drive.

If you want to compress a whole drive (and potentially save a lot of space), follow this guide.

Note: I don’t recommend you compress the drive (usually C:\) on which your operating system is stored.

Note 2: To find out the file system of your drive:

1. Go to Computer.
2. Right click and drive and click Properties.
3. Look for NTFS next to the File system label.

9. Compress (Zip) Less-frequently Used Files

You can compress files on a file-by-file (or folder-by-folder basis.) If you’re looking for a good compression program, check this Winzip alternatives post.

Note: some files compress better than others. For example: an MP3 or JPEG file is already highly compressed and wont reduce, in size, much (if at all) when zipped.
10. Take your Time During Program Installation

When you install software, take time to see exactly what you’re installing. A lot of the time, you can save a ton of space by selectively installing only the components you’ll need.

For example, when installing Microsoft Office, you can Customize your installation:


Now you have the option to only install the programs you really need (you can always install the other programs later.)

With Synergy Use Your Keyboard and Mouse on More than One Computer


Use Your Keyboard and Mouse on More than One Computer with Synergy


Recently, Thomas reviewed a program called InputDirector, which lets you use a single keyboard and mouse across multiple computers. For some time, I've been using Synergy, which does the same thing. In this review, I show you the features of Syngery and show you how to use it.
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synergy07 Use Your Keyboard and Mouse on More than One Computer with Synergy PROS: Lightweight, does what it claims, can be very useful for Home Theater PC setups as well as multi-PC offices etc.
CONS: Can be a little difficult to get working as you expect it to. Cannot link computers on different sub-nets or networks.
VERDICT: If you find you don't like Input Director and want to give Synergy a try, I think you'll find you really like it.
PRICE: Free
VERSION REVIEWED: 1.3.4
DOWNLOAD: Synergy

Synergy Features

Synergy's function is, in essence, very simple: it allows you to control multiple PCs with the use of one keyboard and mouse. You need to install Synergy on each computer and then set one up as the "server" and the other PCs and the "clients".
Synergy also lets you share the clipboard and screensaver between your computers.
Synergy doesn't take much setup and once complete, is a breeze to use–I highly recommend it.

How to Use

1. Install Synergy on every computer you want under control of your "server" and also on your server.
2. Start Synergy on the client computers, select Use another computer's shared keyboard and mouse (client), type the name of your server*, and click Start.
* To get your server name, use your server's Computer name. To get this, click the Start button, right click Computer, and click Properties. The name is listed next to Computer name.
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3. Open Synergy on your "server" (the computer that you'll use to control the other computers connected.) Select Share this computer's keyboard and mouse (server), and click Configure…
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4. Under screens, click the plus sign and add each client, by Computer name*, to the list.
* To get your computer's name, use your client's Computer name. To get this, click the Start button, right click Computer, and click Properties. The name is listed next to Computer name.
5. Now you'll need to tell Synergy where each screen is. In the example below, I have three computers next to each other:
GVD – SVUL – DXPL
I set the following rules (see screenshot), which states GVD is left of SVUL, SVUL is left of DXPL, DXPL is right of SVUL, and SVUL is right of GVD. I recommend leaving the percentages as is (unless you have a need to change them i.e. two screens, one on top of the other, to the left of one screen.)
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6. Press OK and click Start.
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You may get a pop up from your Firewall and you'll need to allow the connection. If you are using third party software, you may need to add a manual rule to allow Synergy to communicate between your computers.
Please note: It can take up to one minute to establish a connection between your computers so please be patient.

Other Settings for Synergy

I use Synergy to control my Home Theater PC (HTPC) when I'm using my laptop. One thing I noticed, after installing Synergy, was that the screen didn't power off after the HTPC was idle (a useful feature as I often walk away from my TV and leave it wasting electricity.) To fix this issue, I changed the setting on the server to not Synchronize screen savers. (As my laptop has a different screen power setting.)
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You can also autostart Synergy when you start your PC (useful if you're making this a permanent setup.)
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At any time, you can see which computers are connected together by right clicking the Synergy icon in the system tray and clicking Show status.
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I really like Synergy; it uses minimal system resources and just works. The only problem I've found is if you Remote Desktop into from a Synergy connected PC to another Synergy connected PC and move the mouse out of the screen (confused yet), the clipboard stops working; however, this is not really a problem — more of a quirk.

Download Synergy

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New 2013 List of IT Job Websites

Friends the folling link contains a doc file that contains list of IT job sites and interview FAQ websites and lot of ebook provider websites. I hope that these are very usefull in your creer.


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Tuesday 16 September 2014

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