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VISHNU AGARWAL

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According to my personal experience, CEH course will be best for you, because it is highly in demand. One more thing you have to keep in mind that you have to do this course from authorized training center.
I can suggest you that which is the best training center in all over India.
I think, Koenig Solutions is one of the best training center and there will find special attention, best environment, practical labs, online training, well-trained instructor, learning atmosphere with best facilities, learn the latest technology with updated tools.
Take your time and think about it.

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VISHNU AGARWAL

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Its depends like,
Yes - If you are the guy who is making his living by clicking "Next" in OS or Software installation.
No - If you are the guy who is making his living by solving real problems (like how to script above actions and make sure they work perfectly in 99.9% of time)
Apart from this, I have a separate view that is 'No'. In fact, cloud computing is creating more jobs. Traditional enterprise IT is moving away from soiled infrastructure with admins managing each of those silos (network, storage and servers) to admins managing software defined data centers (SDDCs) with (hopefully) a single pane of management. The single pane is yet
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Akhil Waid

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For a Java developer, having a strong understanding of Object-Oriented Programming is a must.
Master the core APIs- It doesn't matter how strong you are in terms of theoretical knowledge if you don't know the language constructs and core APIs.
Keep coding- Things look simpler when talking about them theoretically. We can give a solution to a problem very easy in theory. But we can realize the depth of the problem when we start implementing our approach. You will come to know the language limitations, or design best practices while coding. So keep coding.
Subscribe to forums -When starting to work on a new technology the best and first t
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Debajit Chandra

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Hi,
There is no formal academy benchmark to pursue HTML and CSS. Anyone can grab this course after 12th or even before. There are many institutes around which offer HTML and CSS training.
If we talk about scope then these are ultimate languages for a web designer and UI development. Anyone who wants to settle career in web designing, HTML and CSS are the first things to learn seriously. Irrespective of small or large companies, they have to rely on these languages. As per current trends, everything is on the web and web application, Saas model and the essence of HTML and CSS is just unavoidable.

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Anubha Puri

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The scope of CCNA R&S Course in India is dependent upon the track of CCNA Cert you choose. The scope of CCNA certification is quite more than that of CCNA R&S as the security of data is the most important concern for every organization. However, there is not much scope for other CCNA tracks such as Wireless, Cloud etc. in India. However, even if you want to prepare for any Cisco certification like CCNA Security or CCNP or CCNP Security, you will anyhow have to prepare for CCNA first. So CCNA is pre-requisite for all other Cisco courses.
Well coming up to developers, it depends, what kind of Project is the Developer working on, or what h
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NITIN DESHMUKHYard by yard its hard, but inch by inch its

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Individuals interested in working as system administrators or developers should look into training in UNIX. Many certificate programmes combine UNIX training with lessons about the Linux operating system, which is similar in nature. Employers often desire employees to hold a Bachelor's degree, but many hiring organizations will consider applicants with a combination of education and experience or experience and credentials. AIX is a UNIX operating system developed by IBM. IBM offers certification as systems experts, operators, and system administrators for the AIX operating system. The Himachal Pradesh-UX operating system is a UNIX ope
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Linux professionals need a certified course or good work experience on it for employment. However, most employers seek Linux professionals with a formal education along with relevant skills and experience. Applicants most often obtain an associate's or Bachelor's degree in computer science, although other common fields include mathematics or information systems. In addition, some go on to earn a Linux administration certificate. Lab experience may be part of the curriculum. Linux certificate programs offer courses in the field of system administration and information technology. Program lengths vary and may take five to seven semesters
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Some questions for JAVA developers -
Which is the superclass of all classes?
Differentiate between J2SDK 1.5 and J2SDK 5.0?
What are wrapper classes?
What is the ThreadLocal class? How and why would you use it?
What is the volatile keyword? How and why would you use it?
What is runtime polymorphism or dynamic method dispatch?
What is the number of bits used to represent ASCII, Unicode, the UTF-16, and the UTF-8 characters?
Is it possible to import same package or class twice? Will the JVM load the package twice at runtime?
What is the difference between System.out, System.err, and System.in?
What is the Java Classloader? List and explain the pu
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Python is the older of the two languages. In programming language evolution, it is common to maintain backward compatibility indefinitely. This is not the case with Python. Python versions are largely compatible but have enough functionality- and syntax-breaking differences that they can be treated as different languages. Python is adapted because of Simplicity, Open source, object-oriented and General purpose language. It is an interpreted language available on many platforms, making it a portable option for general development.
Java on the other hand
Its attraction and value is its portability and relative efficiency. Java is a compile
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Perl is a programming language developed by Larry Wall, specially designed for text processing. It stands for Practical Extraction and Report Language. It runs on a variety of platforms, such as Windows, Mac OS, and the various versions of UNIX. This tutorial provides a complete understanding of Perl. Prior knowledge of C/C++ or UNIX shell programming is preferred for Perl programming. Courses for Perl developers may include computer systems, algorithms, data structures, machine architecture, software engineering, linear algebra, and discrete math. Because Perl is a dynamic programming language that differs fundamentally from languages
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