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Difference Between PL-SQL and T-SQL

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PL-SQL vs T-SQL T-SQL (Transact SQL) is an extension of SQL developed by Microsoft. T-SQL is used in Microsoft SQL Server. PL/SQL (Procedural Language/Structured Query Language) is also a procedural extension for SQL developed by Oracle. PL/SQL is a main programming language embedded in the Oracle database. PL/SQL PL/SQL is a procedural extension for SQL […]

Difference Between SQL and T-SQL

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SQL vs T-SQL Query languages are used for accessing and manipulating databases. SQL and T-SQL are two of the popular query languages used today. Structured Query Language (SQL) is a computer language for databases. It is used for accessing and manipulating data in Relational Database Management Systems (RDMS). T-SQL (Transact SQL) is an extension of […]

Difference Between Classes and Structures

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Classes vs Structures Some of the main concepts of Object Oriented (OO) programming languages are encapsulation, inheritance and polymorphism. Class and Structure are two of the OO constructs/tools, which help programmers to achieve these concepts within most of the exiting OO programming languages (Java does not provide structures). Classes are an abstract representation of real […]

Difference Between Class and ID

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Class vs ID Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) is a language that describes the look and formatting of a document written using a markup language. CSS is widely used to style web pages written in HTML. CSS allows specifying your own style selectors in addition to applying styles for HTML elements. This is done using the […]

Difference Between Cookies and Sessions

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Cookies vs Sessions HTTP is stateless, which means that any data stored are destroyed when the client receives the page from the server and the connection is closed. Cookies and sessions are two solutions for this problem. Cookie is a very small piece of information that is stored on the client’s machine by the web […]

Difference Between Coupling and Cohesion

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Coupling vs Cohesion Coupling and cohesion are two concepts found in Java (and all other object oriented languages). Coupling measures how much each of the program modules are dependent on the other program modules. Cohesion measures how strongly each of the functions are related within a module. Actually, any object oriented language (including Java) has […]

Difference Between SaaS and SOA

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SaaS vs SOA Recently all aspects of enterprise software application development have been moved away from traditional product-based approach towards the newer serviced-based approaches. The rapid growth of SaaS (Software as a Service) and SOA (Service Oriented Architecture) is a direct result of that. SaaS is the category of cloud computing in which the main […]

Difference Between Cloud Computing and Cluster Computing

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Cloud Computing vs Cluster Computing Cloud computing is a style of computing in which resources are made available over the internet. Most often, these resources are extensible and are highly visualized resources and they are provided as a service. These resources can mainly be broken down to applications, platforms or infrastructure. In cluster computing, a […]

Difference Between Linux and Windows Hosting

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Linux vs Windows Hosting Web hosting is the process of hosting the resources that are needed to make the web sites available over the internet. The resources are kept in web servers, which run server software on top of operating systems (most times server versions). Two of the most popular operating systems for web hosting […]