Teach India 2014 – Spoken English Program The Times Group in summer 2013 initiated the College Chapter- a special student saga of Teach India with College students. With the huge response of students from pilot phase of summer’13 and first phase of winter’14, Teach India is in partnership with more than 20 leading institutes of Delhi/NCR currently and adding equally in upcoming 2nd cycle. This initiative by The Times of India aims at promoting volunteerism among the youth of the country with the help of esteemed educational institutes and to skill the support staff and underserved students of these institutes in Spoken English Language. The association requires the administrative bodies of every college to aid the identification of target learners and classroom facilities. The Times group offers all the other upkeep i.e. For more detail on College partnerships, please write to us at teachindia.colleges@timesgroup.com The Interns are selected through a well-established volunteer allotment process. As a student intern You will:
Java Virtual Machine's Internal Architecture Chapter 5 of Inside the Java Virtual MachineThe Java Virtual Machineby Bill Venners The previous four chapters of this book gave a broad overview of Java's architecture. They showed how the Java virtual machine fits into the overall architecture relative to other components such as the language and API. The remainder of this book will focus more narrowly on the Java virtual machine. This chapter gives an overview of the Java virtual machine's internal architecture. The Java virtual machine is called "virtual" because it is an abstract computer defined by a specification. To understand the Java virtual machine you must first be aware that you may be talking about any of three different things when you say "Java virtual machine." the abstract specification, a concrete implementation, or a runtime instance. Each Java application runs inside a runtime instance of some concrete implementation of the abstract specification of the Java virtual machine. java Echo Greetings, Planet. Data Types
SQL Tutorial SQL is a database computer language designed for the retrieval and management of data in relational database. SQL stands for Structured Query Language. This tutorial will give you quick start with SQL. This reference has been prepared for the beginners to help them understand the basic to advanced concepts related to SQL languages. Before you start doing practice with various types of examples given in this reference, I'm making an assumption that you are already aware about what is database, especially RDBMS and what is a computer programming language. If you are willing to compile and execute SQL programs with SQLite DBMS but you do not have a setup for the same, then do not worry. 1 - SQL Quick Reference Guide A quick SQL reference guide for SQL Programmers. SQL Quick Reference Guide 2 - SQL Built-In Useful Functions A comprehensive list of important SQL Functions. SQL Built-In Useful Functions 3 - SQL Useful Resources A collection of SQL Sites, Books and Articles is given at this page.
Importing XML dumps This page describes methods to import XML dumps. The Special:Export page of any mediawiki site, including any Wikimedia site and wikipedia, creates an XML file (content dump). See meta:Data dumps and Manual:DumpBackup.php. There are several methods for importing these XML dumps: How to import? Using Special:Import[edit | edit source] Special:Import can be used by wiki users with import permission (by default this is users in the sysop group) to import a small number of pages (about 100 should be safe). See Manual:XML Import file manipulation in CSharp for a C# code sample that manipulates an XML import file. Changing permissions[edit | edit source] See Manual:User_rights To allow all registered editors to import (not recommended) the line added to localsettings.php would be: $wgGroupPermissions['user']['import'] = true; $wgGroupPermissions['user']['importupload'] = true; Possible Problems[edit | edit source] For using Transwiki-Import PHP safe_mode must be off and open_basedir must be empty. .
Tata Steel Newsroom : Press Releases ~ The steel giant collaborates with top institutes to give impetus to innovation ~ Dr. Sanjay Chandra, Chief R & D and Scientific Services, Tata Steel with the Runner up team, IVIT, Odisha Tata Steel has a rich legacy of innovation through its continued focus on Research & Development. In line with its commitment to continuous improvement and focus on Innovation, the steel major today announced the launch of 'Mind Over Matter', a talent hunt for India's next student innovators. The hunt witnessed participation of trailblazing students in teams of up to 3, with path-breaking ideas submitted in one of the nine categories that have been listed on www.valueabled.com. Dr Sanjay Chandra, Chief R & D and Scientific Services, Tata Steel along with the winner, Ms Mohini Aggarwal from IIT, Rourkee One of the participant presenting his innovative ideas About Valueabled.com Valueabled.com is an online extension of Tata Steel's sustained campaign to inspire the youth to embrace a value driven society.
XML Parsers: DOM and SAX Put to the Test ML is becoming increasingly popular in the developer community as a tool for passing, manipulating, storing, and organizing information. If you are one of the many developers planning to use XML, you must carefully select and master the XML parser. The parser—one of XML's core technologies—is your interface to an XML document, exposing its contents through a well-specified API. Confirm that the parser you select has the functionality and performance that your application requires. A poor choice can result in excessive hardware requirements, poor system performance and developer productivity, and stability issues. I tested a of selection of Java-based XML parsers, and this article presents the results while discussing the performance issues you should consider when selecting a parser. Performance IssuesBecause XML is a standardized format, it offers more developer and product support than proprietary formats, parsers, and configuration and storage schemes.
PHP/MySQL Tutorial Introduction For many people, the main reson for learning a scripting language like PHP is because of the interaction with databases it can offer. In this tutorial I will show you how to use PHP and the MySQL database to store information on the web and include it into your website. Before you read this tutorial you should have at least a basic knowledge of how to use PHP. If you do not yet know PHP, I suggest that you read our PHP tutorial before continuing. Why Would I Want A Database? It is actually surprising how useful a database can be when used with a website. Banner Rotation. You only really need three things to run PHP scripts which access MySQL databases. PHP also needs to be installed on the server. Finally, you will also require MySQL. If you cannot install (or your web host won't allow) PHP and MySQL you can still use another web host. Testing For PHP and MySQL There is a simple test for both PHP and MySQL. Now upload this to your webspace and go to i t in your browser. Part 2
prometheus / rex.db Bitbucket is a code hosting site with unlimited public and private repositories. We're also free for small teams! Sign up for freeClose You can perform HTSQL queries in commands and other Python code. For example, rex.db_demo defines a command /department_by_id, which finds the department with the given id: The command uses rex.db.get_db() to obtain an HTSQL instance and then uses the instance to execute a parameterized HTSQL query: department[$id] The produced data is used to generate a response: You can also use rex.db.Query, which abstracts executing and formatting raw HTSQL queries and .htsql files. from rex.web import Command from rex.db import Query from webob import Response class CampusesCommand(Command): path = 'campuses' access = 'anybody' def render(self, req): query = Query("/school^campus :as campuses") body = query.format('html') return Response(body=body) The response is HTML generated by HTSQL formatter:
Mind Over Matter: Spark The Innovation Young innovators, today, are at the forefront of change. Their entrepreneurial spirit empowers society and inspires its people. instrumental in bringing the world closer. It is as a tribute to these young innovators that we announce Mind Over Matter, the hunt for the next great student innovator. Read more about Mind Over Matter below. Categories Explore project areas for Tata Steel. Eligibility • Students • Teams of 1 to 3 Schedule Submission dates: 7th January, 2014 to 31st March, 2014 Rules Check your entries against our rules to ensure that they sail through. Mentors Winning entries will join us at Jamshedpur for their summer project Judges The top brass of Tata Steel will personally review your innovation.