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Hello Newbies in Tech! Switching From Windows to Linux? Read This First

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I am a newbie in tech. I have been using Linux and Windows side by side for quite some time now. This blog post is based on my personal experience. I love Windows. I have used Windows all my life. Once, I thought of trying out a Linux distribution. I installed Ubuntu, but then I […]

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A Beginner’s Guide To Create Files & Folders Inside Windows Subsystem For Linux

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In this blog, we will learn how to create or move files and folders to Linux root system from Windows. Familiarity with Windows Subsystem for Linux (WLS) is required. Please read my earlier blog post – Windows Subsystem For Linux – Run Linux on Windows (It’s FAST). This is part 3 of our 4 part […]

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Windows Subsystem For Linux – Run Linux on Windows (It’s FAST)

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I am a newbie in tech. I have been using Linux and Windows side by side for quite some time now. This blog post is based on my personal experience. Feedback Welcome. Would really appreciate your time. In my earlier blog post Linux Vs Windows – Why Linux Is Better for Programming & Web Dev, […]

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The Ultimate Guide To Use VS Code With Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL)

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In this blog, we will learn how to use Visual Studio Code in Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL). In case you have not heard about WSL before, please read my earlier blog posts – What is Windows Subsystem For Linux and How To Run Linux on Windows. This is part 5 of our 6 part […]

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My Development Environment Set up on Windows to use Python for Web Dev & Data Science

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Techies have different set-ups on a Windows machine to use Python for web development, machine learning or data science. For the newbies in tech, I recommend any one of the following two development environment set-ups (also recommended by Microsoft) to start their coding journey: Use Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) and VS Code This is […]

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Set up Jupyter Notebook in VS Code for Data Science

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Project Jupyter is a non-profit, 100% open-source project. It develops software and web applications to support interactive data science and scientific computing. JupyterLab, Jupyter Notebook, and Jupyter Hub are the three key open-source software developed by the team. The Jupyter Notebook is a web app that lets you easily create and share documents that contain […]

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Kubernetes Command Line Reference (Cheatsheet)

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Creating Objects Create resource: $ kubectl apply -f ./<file_name>.yaml Create from multiple files: $ kubectl apply -f ./<file_name_1>.yaml -f ./<file_name_2>.yaml Create all files in directory: $ kubectl apply -f ./<directory_name> Create from url: $ kubectl apply -f https://<url> Create pod: $ kubectl run <pod_name> –image <image_name> Create pod, then expose it as service: $ kubectl […]

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How to write Bubble sort in Bash

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Bubble sort is a simple algorithm that basically bubbles up the elements of the array. This means that it traverses the array multiple times and swaps the adjacent elements if they are in the wrong order, as in the following diagram: Bubble sort Bash Script Here is a simple bash script for bubble sort algorithm. […]

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Strings and Variables in Python

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Strings A string is simply a series of characters. Anything inside quotes is considered a string in Python,and you can use single or double quotes around your strings like this: This is a string.” ‘This is also a string.’ Changing Case in a String with Methods One of the simplest tasks you can do with […]

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10 Sed (Stream Editor) Command Examples

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Sed is a stream editor in a UNIX-like operating system that is used for filtering and transforming text. Sed is derived originally from the basic line editor ‘ed’, an editor you will find on every Unix system but one that is rarely used because of its difficult user interface. How sed Works? As sed is […]

Filed Under: DevOps, Linux, Shell Scripting

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