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NTFS vs FAT A file system (also known as filesystem) is a technique for storing data in an organized and a human-readable form. The basic unit of a data file system is called a file. A file system is a very important component residing in most data storage devices like hard drives, CDs and DVDs. […]
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Netbeans vs Eclipse Java IDE (integrated Development Environment) market is one of the most intensely competed in the area of programming tools. NetBeans and Eclipse are two of the four major competitors in this area (IntelliJ IDEA and Oracle JDeveloper are the other two). Both, NetBeans and Eclipse are free and open source software. What […]
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Intellij vs Eclipse Java IDE (Integrated Development Environment) market is one of the most intensely competed in the area of programming tools. IntelliJ IDEA and Eclipse are two of the four major competitors in this area (NetBeans and Oracle JDeveloper are the other two). Eclipse is free and open source software, while IntelliJ is a […]
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Remote Desktop vs VNC Remote Desktop and VNC (Virtual Network Computing) are two of the popular GUI based desktop sharing applications. Both of them can be used to remotely login to another computer and access the desktop, data, applications and even control it remotely. Remote Desktop runs on Windows machines, while VNC is platform-independent. What […]
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Waterfall Methodology vs RUP There are number of different software development methodologies used in the software industry today. Waterfall development method is one of the earliest software development methods. Waterfall software development methodology is a sequential model in which each phase is completed in full and followed in a fixed order. RUP (Rational Unified Process) […]
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3NF vs BCNF Normalization is a process that is carried out to minimize the redundancies that are present in data in relational databases. This process will mainly divide large tables in to smaller tables with fewer redundancies. These smaller tables will be related to each other through well defined relationships. In a well normalized database, […]
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1NF vs 2NF vs 3NF Normalization is a process that is carried out to minimize the redundancies that are present in data in relational databases. This process will mainly divide large tables in to smaller tables with fewer redundancies. These smaller tables will be related to each other through well defined relationships. In a well […]
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SSD vs vs HDD HDD and SSD are two types of devices used for data storage. HDD (Hard Disk Drive) is an electromechanical device with internal moving parts, while SSD (Solid-state Drive) stores data in memory chips. Both HDD and SSD use the same interface, therefore they are easily replaceable with each other. HDD are […]
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继承vs Composition Inheritance and Composition are two important concepts found in OOP (Object Oriented Programming). In simple terms, both Composition and Inheritance deal with providing additional properties or behavior to a class. Inheritance is the ability for a class to inherit properties and behavior from a parent class by extending it. On the other […]
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Agile vs Traditional Software Development Methodology There are number of different software development methodologies used in the software industry today. Waterfall development method is one of the earliest software development methods. V-Model, RUP and few other linear, iterative and combined linear-iterative methods, which came after waterfall methodology, intended to wipe out many issues of the […]