Call by Value and Call by Reference are related to the way we pass parameters in time of calling C functions. In Call by Value mechanism, we pass the VALUE of a variable to a function. The called function can use the value but won’t be able to change the value of the original variable. … Continue reading “Call by Value vs Call by Reference in C”
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Capture Protocol Packets from Remote Windows or Linux Computer using Wireshark
Wireshark is a widely used networking tool to capture and analyze protocol packets from networking interfaces of local or remote computer. When two networking devices, like computer, mobile, printer etc, communicate with each other, they exchange information in form of data chunks, also known as protocol packets or messages. This is also true when we access some … Continue reading “Capture Protocol Packets from Remote Windows or Linux Computer using Wireshark”
How to Store SVN Password in Encrypted Form in Linux
Linux SVN clients generally store the password in plain text. When you first time access the SVN server, the client asks whether you want to store the password in pain text. You can definitely choose not to store the password. But if you don’t store that, you need to enter the password every time you … Continue reading “How to Store SVN Password in Encrypted Form in Linux”
Medication Safety Tips to Prevent Accidental Poisoning of Children
Children are the most precious beings in the world, and deserve to be well protected by their parents and guardians. Can you imagine the horror and anguish you would feel, if you accidentally overdosed your child? How would you feel if your baby swallowed tablets you had carelessly left within his reach? You can make … Continue reading “Medication Safety Tips to Prevent Accidental Poisoning of Children”
New Features in Android 6.0 Marshmallow
Google officially made its new mobile OS Android Marshmallow (Android version 6.0) available on October 5, 2015 focusing on the overall user experience improvement over its previous version Lollipop. Quite obviously, the Google’s nexus phones are ones that are going receive it first but others are not very far behind. LG has already announced that … Continue reading “New Features in Android 6.0 Marshmallow”