When I was a junior engineer I was given small bugs to fix and small features to work on. However the way we develop larger features is different from the way smaller bugs are fixed or features are developed. I have worked at couple of big names at the current Read more…
It is very important to identify everyone’s priorities in a software engineering organization. In a sense, priorities are about people and what facts are about things. Because of this, it can be easy to overlook priorities, since they are more difficult to ascertain than simply reading documentation or playing around Read more…
C++ hasn’t yet caught up with implementing 2D arrays like other languages yet. So there is no inbuilt 2D array in C++.But lose no hope, with some template programming to the rescue we can create our own multidimensional data structure. Here is a basic design of how a 2d Array Read more…
Below is an implementation of thread-safe queue using synchronization primitives.
A C++ string class can be implemented in more than one way. I used char*(or rather T*) as a base for implementation. The reason for templatization was to mimic the way standard library does things. It supports all the construction, copy and assignment operations as well as outputting to stdout Read more…
There are 2 ways in C++ to get the size of an array. The first is using run-time computation with sizeof, but there is a better compile-time way to compute the size. The way to do it as follows: Note: char* is not the same as char[]. When you do Read more…
Welcome to part 1 of writing python like a pro. This series is definitely part of the advanced python series. It assumes you already know python and are definitely comfortable with it. However, you are a person who wants to know how you can up your python game. You want Read more…
In this series, we would focus on some of the language-agnostic parts which can be used to improve your ability to write cleaner code in any language. So let’s dive right into the SOLID concepts of object-oriented design. S.O.L.I.D is an acronym for the first five object-oriented design(OOD) principles by Robert C. Read more…
Dynamic typing Majority of people have a single problem with a python feature and drumrolls it’s Ducktyping. In short “If it walks like a duck and it quacks like a duck, then it must be a duck”. I agree that this could be a case of lot of bugs if Read more…
There are several key terms which one must know to get a picture of how multithreading works in Java. The post deals mostly with the java multithreading classes that come builtin with java. Runnable A Runnable is basically a type of class (Runnable is an Interface) that can be put Read more…