Thanks much appreciated! :)
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RE: An option to add tags and embedd youtube videos.
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RE: Programming languages used for Machine Learning...
@lkdev There are more languages like you said. But these are the most popular ones :)
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An option to add tags and embedd youtube videos.
Hi admins,
First of all, thank you and appreciate the work you have done to make this site. It has been something that has been needed for the upliftment of our IT Community.
I would like to request the option of adding tags and embedding youtube videos as it would be a great help when we are adding new content as the IT industry grows. Mainly the option to add tags.
So please consider adding this feature.
Also, People who agree with this please upvote and downvote in their agreement or disagreement.
Thank you.
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Programming languages used for Machine Learning...
AI plays a big role in our day to day lives in the present day. Everyone talks about getting things done with a single touch of a button or a single command. Ever thought of how are these possible? How can you make something to do that? How can you develop your own AI so you can make it your own slave :smirk:
Here are the some of the languages that are used to develop AI.
1. Python
Python is the most popular and the easiest language that AI can be developed with. It's a scripting language with a big community backing up. It's the defacto language of most data scientists and machine learning engineers and relatively easy to iterate on model architectures.
2. C++
This is a highly optimised code which descends from C language. This also has a huge community backing up. This is one of the commonly used ML development languages as it is probably the fastest language out of all.
3. R
R is one of the most effective language and environment for analyzing and manipulating the data for statistical purposes. Using R, we can easily produce a well-designed publication-quality plot, including mathematical symbols and formulae where needed.
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Xamarin Tutorial (English) - Part 2
Please find the very first set of tutorials by me on Xamarin through this link. Please make sure to subscribe and like the channel. Also, do comment on the issues and improvements that are needed.
Made with ❤ in Sri Lanka
Link below...
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Here's why you should learn C#
C# was designed to be simple and easy to use. Since C# is a high-level language, it reads somewhat closer to English. In addition, C# abstracts away (i.e. handles for you) most of the complex details of the machine (computer) so you can focus on programming instead of worrying about the little details many consider both tedious and difficult.
If you're planning to get into C# game development, then Unity is also designed to be easy to get started with as well.
Easy to Maintain
C# is a statically-typed language, which means your code will be checked for errors before it gets built into an app. Errors will be easier to track down, and since statically-typed languages are also more strict with how you code something, the codebase, in general, will be more consistent and thus easier to maintain as it grows in size and complexity.
Fast
As a statically typed language, C# is faster than dynamically typed languages because things are more clearly defined. Thus, when the app is running, your machine's resources will not be wasted on checking the definition of something in your code.
Community
C# has a large community backing it up as C# was created in 2002. Since then the community has been building up.
Career Opportunities
16% of the top 100 million websites are powered by the ASP.NET framework, of which many might be using C#, so there are some opportunities in enterprise-level backend development. However, tech giants mainly use Java for its better portability and tools. Nonetheless, if you know already C#, it shouldn't be too hard to pick up Java if push comes to shove.
With the rise of indie game development, C# developers are likely to have a better opportunity, since Unity has pretty much become the de facto game engine for indie game development.
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RE: Xamarin Tutorial in English as Promised...
@root as in like a blog? Step by step?
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RE: Xamarin Tutorial in English as Promised...
@root thanks bro.. If there's anything to be improved let me know. Doing these videos takes a lot of time as I want it to be created the way that anyone can understand it. So takes a lot of research and spending time redoing the videos and coming up with the best explanations etc. It took me 4 hrs to get this part. Without the slideshow :P
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RE: Xamarin Tutorial in English as Promised...
@ciaompe Exactly my thought when i was gonna add the YouTube Video. Haha :)
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Xamarin Tutorial in English as Promised...
Hello Guys and Girls,
Please find the very first tutorial by me on Xamarin through this link. Please make sure to subscribe and like the channel. Also, do comment on the issues and improvements that are needed.
Made with :heart: in Sri Lanka
Link below...
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RE: Xamarin Mobile Development - English Tutorials will begin soon...
@root @yashura99 thanks guys! Will be coming up with the first video soon.
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RE: Xamarin Mobile Development - English Tutorials will begin soon...
@dev_lak Thanks for the support this is my first series of tutorials. So let's hope for the best.
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RE: Xamarin Mobile Development - Anyone interested?
Thanks for the valuable reply guys. I will be creating this tutorial series real soon. Mind that this is my first series.