A Picture is Worth 1,500 Words Do you want to know how does the following function work? What happens on the stack? How does recursion work? I explain it to you in a single image. float _pow_recursion(float x, float y) { if (y == 0) return (1); if (y < 0) return (_pow_recursion(x, y + 1) / x); return (_pow_recursion(x, y - 1) * x); }

Issue Summary On 09–29–2020 at midnight, the Holberton School assigned cohort 11 the mission of finding and correcting the cause of the failure of a Wordpress website running on a LAMP stack, within a maximum period of 48 hours. the server was throwing a 500 error in response to all…

¿What is machine learning? Every day we are in contact with telephones, tablets, computers, a lot of gadgets that make our lives easier with all the amazing things they can do but are really “dumb machines”. These devices are very good at obeying orders: If you tell it to show you the photos when…

In Python, everything is an object, whether it is a number, a function, a list, a method, a class… or even None, this means that everything in Python can be assigned to a variable or passed as an argument to a function. Id and type When an object is instantiated, which is equivalent…

¿Why using libraries? ………………………………………………………………………………. A “library” is a collection of data and programming code that is used to develop software programs, that save the programmer from needing to “reinvent the wheel”. All of the available functions within a library can just be called/used within the program body without defining them explicitly. Dynamic and static way ……………………………………………………………………………………

Why use libraries? Programmers usually look for the way for the computer to do for us the things that we would have to repeat ourselves, again and again, here is the reason to create libraries, which are collections of functions that we use frequently, this allows programmers to reuse their code, saving unnecessary…

What happens when you type ls *.c Linux ls command permit us displaying a list of the files and directories (folders) that are contained in a directory; if no directory is specified, the command will assume that we want the list of all the contents of the current directory. That is what happens when you write ls:

What is the difference between a hard link and a symbolic link? A symbolic link is similar to a shortcut in Windows, it is a link through which we can access a certain file which gives us the advantage of using them in our programs to access the files with which the link generates the connection. In another hand, a hard link retains the information in the file it points to, just as if it were a mirror.

A compiler is a kind of translator that transforms a program written in a certain language to another, which is usually the machine language, this allows the computer to understand and execute the instructions of the program (what we want the computer to do for us). gcc is a compiler…