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The first thing that comes to our mind for the term programming language is C. It is a decade old general-purpose high-level programming language which has defied all norms of popularity. The language has been given the name C because it succeeds another language called B. C is one of the most popular computer programming languages which has existed since the last 44 years. It was created by the famous American programmer Dennis Ritchie – with the help of Ken Thompson – while working at Bell Labs. Most of us have this curiosity that why is the programming language named after a single alphabet. And why it is C, not any other letter. Anyways, we would have questioned the name of the programming language even if a different letter was used. So, let’s focus on the story instead. The naming of C doesn’t involve any crunchy fiction story, like in the case the Linux Penguin Tux. It is said Linus Torvalds, the creator of Linux, contracted penguinitis after a man-eating penguin running at ...

Willing to learn new software skills and programming languages in 2017? Well, you’re at the right place. According to a career website, skills with lower job openings rank higher on the list of the highest paying programming languages. While Languages like Objective-C, Scala, and Go help one rake in big bucks, evergreen languages like SQL, Java, and C++ continue to create a large number of jobs. R ecently, we told you about the  20 highest paying software skills  for developers. Based on the data from the job site Indeed, this showed favorable conditions for software engineers with the knowledge of cloud-based skills. Overall, Amazon Web Services like DynamoDB and MapReduce turned out to be the winner. Different career-focused websites keep conducting surveys, collecting industry data, and publishing them on their blogs. Recently, I came across a post by the Paysa Blog, which was named  Silicon Valley’s Most Valuable Skills. I found that blog pretty interesting, part...

Learning coding  from scratch could be a tough task and it could take years of hard work to master a language. So here I am going to address the biggest problem a beginner faces: How to pick up my first programming language? R ecently I came across with a very enriching infographic that addressed the same question.  Udacity  has utilized the date of the top ten programming languages in the US (provided by IEEE Spectrum) to pick the best programming language for you as a beginner. The basis on which this infographic is made varies from location, your lifestyle and the potential growth in career after selecting that particular language. Based on the flexibility, Python or C++ comes first as it allows you work on the variety of fields such as gaming to making of embedded systems. JS or PHP prepares you for a web development career. Similar observations and trends are made based on the  average pay per year,  geography and popularity. Take a look at the infographic ...

Press the “up” arrow in the Mac or Linux command line and you’ll see the last command you ran. Keep pressing “up” and you’ll see more commands; you can go back days, months, or even years. This is called your history, and it’s very convenient. If you made a mistake typing a long command, simply press “up” and fix the problem. If you want to re-connect to an SSH server you used the other day, simply press “up” until you see the relevant command. It’s useful, but there’s also a potential security problem here, particularly if you accidentally typed a password in plain text at some point. How does one clear this history? Long story short, you can do so with two commands:  history -c , followed by  rm ~/.bash_history . Here’s what those commands do, for greater clarity. Clear the Current Session’s History Your history can be broke down into two chunks. There’s your current sessions’ history, and there’s your long-term history. Our first command,  history -c , deals with the c...

This tutorial mainly created for Linux fans. Follow the given steps below to install Kali Linux on your Android phone. Step 1:  Install  Linux Depoly  on your Android Mobile. Step 2:  Now launch “ Linux Depoly ” and click download icon Step 3:  In  Depol  tab click and change the Distribution to Kali Linux Step 4:  Now Change the  VNC settings  according to your mobile screen. Step 5:  Once done click  Install (Start GNU/Linux installation). Note:  This might take few minutes to be completed. Tips:   Recommended to do it on a  Wi-Fi . Step 6:   After installing  Kali Linux  now click Reconfiguration button. After that hit  Start . Step 7: Now download and install  Android-Vnc-Viewer  and enter the details. Once every goes smooth then you can start using Kali Linux. Don't forget to comment below .

Programmers have high demands these days because of the Growing Startups if one is interested in the best carrier and want to make the best of his life they need to know the popular programming language in the enterprise. The stats were imported from the ZDNET, on the search keyword of the popular programming language, they have prepared a pretty good list that uses the data from the PYPL(popularity of the Programming language), primary , which looks at the popular programming languages on the Google and uses a search engine to aggregate the results. Programming languages differ from natural languages in that natural languages are only used for interaction between people, while programming languages also allow humans to communicate instructions to machines. They said that the list is the ultimate choice 1. Java 2. C 3. Python 4. C++ 5. JavaScript 6. C# 7. PHP 8 Swift 9. Objective-C 10. R The list is taken from the Following chart The description of a programming language is usually...

Every hacking beginner can have plenty of doubts like: “Which programming language should I learn for Hacking ?”, Programming Languages For Hacking: 1# For Web App / Pentesting / Hacking: HTML:  Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) is the basics for creating web pages and other information that can be displayed in a web browser. So if you don’t know HTML you should first learn it. JavaScript:  Learning JavaScript. It will help you to understand the basics of Cross Site Scripting. PHP / SQL:  The majority of web applications are written using PHP and MySQL. So it is a must to learn PHP. 2# For Writing/Understanding Exploits, Shell Codes, Rootkits etc: C & C++:  More than 60 % of the exploits you will find on the web are written in C & C ++. Learning C & C++ will help you to understand about Buffer overflows, Stack overflow etc – so learning C and C ++ is a must for every Hacker/Pentester. Assembly:  Learning assembly will help you in Writing/understanding...