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MX Linux review: 10 tips and tricks to get started

The MX Linux is not as mainstream as its Debian-based distros. I just heard of it recently and was thrilled to check it out. It’s based on Debian, so at least user-friendly to a beginner. It is only intimidating when installing, but luckily in this art…

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The First Point Release For Ubuntu 22.04 is Now Available

Canonical has released the first point upgrade for Jammy Jellyfish which includes important new toolchains and fixes.

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GNOME Celebrates 25th Anniversary with GNOME 43 Beta Release

As expected, GNOME 43 Beta is packed with lots of goodies, including more improvements to WebExtensions support. Learn more here.
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Elementary OS vs. Linux Mint: Which is right for you?

The Linux operating system is developed by thousands of developers worldwide. It has a vast range of distros that one can choose from. But with many choices available, a user can be caught up in the paralysis of choice to figure out which distro is the…

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Mozilla Thunderbird 91 Users Can Now Upgrade to Thunderbird 102

Apart from Thunderbird 102, which is currently the latest stable series of the open-source email client, the Mozilla Thunderbird developers are also maintaining the Thunderbird 91 series. Learn more here.
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Linux Find What is Using Disk Space

This article explains how to examine disc space in Ubuntu using the df utility and how to view the file system’s disc space consumption using the “du” tool.

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Where Are Python Packages Installed in Linux

Practical tutorial on how to find the Python packages without memorizing the directories independently of the Linux distribution or installation method.

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Swift Set – Remove

Guide on using the remove() method in swift set to remove a particular element from the given set and store the element in a variable and unwrap it using “!”.

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Swift Set

Comprehensive tutorial on how to add a particular element at the last position using the insert() method by adding this element to the existing set.

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Swift Dictionary – RemoveAll() and RemoveValue()

Using the removeAll() method to remove the entire elements from the entire Dictionary and the removeValue() method to remove a particular key-value pair.

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Swift Array – Remove

This is on how to remove an element to the swift array using remove() method. We can remove an element at a particular position using index value.

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Swift Array Operations – Create, Access and Modify

In this Swift Array guide, how to create an Array in Swift is discussed. We can do it using the Array() function or using [].

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Null in C++

A guide on how to use the null functions in the C++ programming language to assign values to variables. Note that null values are essential to prevent failures.

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Swift Array – Last

This is on how to get the last element in Swift Array using the last property which is used to get the last elements present in the given Array.

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Plotly.Graph_objects.scattermapbox

You require a Mapbox account and access token to access the Mapbox API and create various plots. This article explains plotly.graph_objects.scattermapbox.

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What Is Spring Framework?

Guide about the spring framework in Java and using the MVC module to create a web application and Spring Security for security and authentication purposes.

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Swift Array – insert

This is how to insert an element to the swift array using insert() method. We can insert a particular element at a particular position using index value.

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Default Constructor in C++

In C++, the class name serves as the title of the Constructor. Whenever we create an object, we have to invoke the Constructor.

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C++ Comments

The purpose of comments is to serve as a reminder to you and to let others know how your program works. The comments in C++ can be one or more lines long.

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C++ Map Functions

Maps are associative containers used to store objects in a mapped manner. In C++, maps hold items created by combining a key value and a defined value.

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