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Network programming in Node.js with the ‘net’ module

In this article, we explore the capabilities of the net module, accompanied by practical, real-world examples that you can compile…

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Built-in module that allows you to execute other applications or scripts in your environment using Node.js

Asynchronous event-driven architecture allows Node.js to perform non-blocking operations, which is a fundamental aspect of its efficiency. However, there are…

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Change of Speech

(1) “Can you explain this chapter to me?” she asked. (a) She asked if can you explain this chapter to…

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Hive Transactional Table vs. Non-Transactional Table

Before we explore the differences between transactional and non-transactional tables, let’s grasp the basic concepts of Hive tables. Hive Table…

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HiveServer1 vs. HiveServer2: A Comprehensive Comparison

Before diving into the comparison, let’s briefly understand what Hive servers are and their role in the Hive ecosystem. HiveServer1…

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Hive Script vs. Hive Query: Unraveling the Differences

This article aims to shed light on this topic, offering clarity and real-world examples to illustrate the contrasts. Understanding Hive…

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How to check the warranty status of your iPhone

Understanding the warranty status of your iPhone is crucial for making informed decisions about repairs and support. This article provides…

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Create an SSH key and use it to push data to an EC2 instance from your GitLab CI/CD pipeline

In GitLab CI/CD, you don’t create SSH keys directly on the server; rather, you generate them on your local machine…

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Returning the last value in a group during aggregation in PySpark

pyspark.sql.functions.last PySpark’s last() function is part of the PySpark SQL module, and it’s used to return the last value in…

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