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Ever since one of my friends saw the iron man movie they have ever been so fascinated with his house causing him to accelerate on one of his projects of building an operating system. Reason being he one day wants a house with its own Linux base operating system to obey all of his commands. So he calls me up one day ask me how does he get started? I have personally never built an operating system... 

For people who want to set up a database on their computer in a windows environment you have come to the right place. The tools we need and what they are for: MySQL database  -  This is the database for storing all of your data GUI Tools – This allows you to view the status and information within your database. MySQL ODBC Driver – This allows your code to communicate with MySQL database. The... 

Last week a co-worker and I were talking about different computer languages and what employers look for when hiring computer scientist. At some point in the middle of our heated “discussion” my co-worker begin to tell me about an interviewee from a small startup company told her about a person they had just hired to do some work with a Biztalk server. Then she went on to tell me that this... 

The purpose of a bubble sort is to accept any amount of numbers and sort each number from least to greatest or greatest to least. So if we have 5 numbers 45, 1000, 46, 323, 67 we can sort them least to greatest like this: 45, 46, 67, 323, 1000 or greatest to least 1000, 323, 67, 46, 45 Here is a clear example below Ok, here is the beginning of the program, where we include headers #include All the... 

Break down of Infix to Postfix Infix and Postfix notations are two different but equivalent ways of writing expressions. The easiest way to demonstrate the differences is by looking at examples of operators that take two operands. Infix notation: X + Y Infix notation is the most common way we express mathematical calculations to solve equations or expressions. For example when we input 5+6 into a...