Introduction As a professional Python developer with years of experience under my belt, I appreciate the language’s versatility, readability, clear syntax, and general ease of use. As you already know from my previous posts on the topic I’ve always loved the simplicity and elegance of Python. These various characteristics make Python an attractive option for …
Why Dont Competitive Programmers don’t Use Python Read More »
Introduction I am always fascinated by the pros and cons of various programming languages particularly when it comes to two of my favorite ones Python and C++. While I enjoy the simplicity and ease-of-use of Python, it would be ignorant to dismiss the strengths of other languages, such as C++. In this blog post, I …
Introduction C was my first programming language. I have a love and hate relationship with it. Actually as the years pass by it’s more of a love relationship but that’s mainly because I don’t use it day to day like I used too in the past. Since I’m quite experienced I think I can have …
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Introduction One of the fundamental things you need to know as a software engineer is how the stack and heap work. Today we will address one of the most common questions which is what happens when the stack and the heap collide. Having a lot of experience in the field and knowing the challenges that …
Hyperthreading is a technology used by processors to improve their performance by allowing them to handle multiple threads of instructions simultaneously. This technology works by duplicating certain processor components, such as registers and the instruction pipeline, and allowing the processor to switch between two sets of these components in order to execute different threads in …
Introduction Today I will cover why stack is faster than heap. The main reason is that memory is allocated and deallocated much more efficiently due to the the simplicity of the algorithm. When an item is added to the stack, it is simply added to the top of the stack in constant time, O(1). Similarly, …
