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Static vs Dynamic Testing Whenever software is compiled it has to be checked for errors and bugs before its execution and during its execution so that the software runs smoothly and provide the expected results. There are two ways of testing newly written software called Static testing and Dynamic testing. Either one of these or […]
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Intel Core i3 vs 2nd Generation Intel Core i3 Processors 1st generation Core i3 processors were introduced in 2010 to replace the Core 2 processors that preceded them. 1st generation core i3 processors were based on the Nehalem architecture. 2nd generation Core i3 processors were introduced on 2011. There were 4 Core i3 processors introduced […]
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1st Generation vs 2nd Generation Intel Core Processors Intel 1st generation processors were introduced in 2010. Intel 1st generation processor family includes four varieties of Core i3 processors, eight Core i5 processors and five Core i7 models. Intel 2nd generation processors were introduced in 2011 and this family contains 29 new mobile and desktop processors, […]
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FTP Server vs FTP Client File Transfer Protocol (FTP) is a protocol used to transfer a file over the internet from one host to another. FTP is based on the client-server architecture. FTP server holds the files and databases that are required to provide the services requested by clients. Most often, FTP server is a […]
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Solaris 10 vs Solaris 11 Solaris is an operating system that belongs to the UNIX family of operating systems. It is now owned by Oracle who bought it from its original developers Sun Microsystems in January 2010. Consequently, it is now known as Oracle Solaris. Solaris was the first operating systems to introduce popular features […]
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Algorithm vs Pseudocode An algorithm is simply a solution to a problem. An algorithm presents the solution to a problem as a well defined set of steps or instructions. Pseudo-code is a general way of describing an algorithm. Pseudo-code does not use the syntax of a specific programming language, therefore cannot be executed on a […]
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Embedded vs External Memory Devices Embedded memory is a memory that is integrated in to the chip and it is a non stand alone memory. Embedded memory supports the logic core to perform its functions eliminating inter-chip communication. External memory devices refer to memory devices that reside outside of the logic core. Currently, embedded SRAM […]
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Firefox 4 vs Firefox 5 | Which one is Faster? Firefox is the second most widely used web browser in the world. It is used by thirty-percent of browser users worldwide. Firefox 4 was released on March 22, 2011 with major improvement over Firefox 3.6. But few weeks later Mozilla announced the release of Firefox […]
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WCF Web服务和Web服务和WCF都web technologies developed by Microsoft. Web Services were introduced in earlier versions of .NET, while WCF was added to .NET framework in later versions. Web services are used to build applications that can send/receive messages using SOAP over HTTP. WCF is for building distributed applications […]
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Conceptual vs Logical Model Data modeling is one task that confuses many modelers because of the use of different designs of modeling. Three styles of data modeling that are very popular are conceptual, physical and logical models but because of many overlapping principles, people who wish to make use of any of these models remain […]