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Python – Control Flows – The if Statement

When we write the code in any language, we always write portion of the code to execute depending on certain condition(s). This will give more control and easy to manage the code. The statement which control the flow of the execution is control or conditional statement. One of such control statement is; the if statement. […]

Python – Exception handling

Python provides an exception handling mechanism to handle the Exceptions when something went wrong in the Program. Python interpreter reads the code and throws an Exception when something went wrong; if the mechanism is provided to handle the Error, the Program execution continues, otherwise, the Program terminates. A very good example of an Exception is […]

Android Studio – How to fix “Emulator: ##KBD: Full queue, lose event” error?

While building and Running the Android Projects, you may see the below Error in Android Emulator; which will STOP to Run the Android Project. Emulator: ##KBD: Full queue, lose event You also will see below Warnings when building the Android Project. Emulator: Warning: restoring GLES1 context from snapshot. App may need reloading. Emulator: warning: get […]

PowerShell – Select-Object cmdlet

PowerShell provides Select-Object cmdlet to select the objects or object properties from the collection. Through this article we are going to disucss the usage of this cmdlet. Select-Object cmdlet This cmdlet is used to select the objects or object properties. This needs a collection; hence we always use this with another cmdlet. The output of another cmdlet […]

Python – Numeric Types – float and complex Classes

In our previous article, we discussed int Class which deals with Integer numbers. In this article, I will explain float and complex classes. And these classes deal with floating point numbers and complex numbers respectively. float Class – Deals with Floating point numbers We can create floating point numbers using float() constructor. We can also […]

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