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We are all interlinked and interdependent on each other. Nothing in this world can work and thrive in solitude. Today, we have products from all over the world available at our nearest supermarket or ration store. This is possible because of privatization, liberalization, and globalization, but along with this, it is also possible because of the holistic marketing approach taken by the companies. Companies have now understood that they cannot operate if they have just one goal, i.e., profit. For companies to survive and thrive in this cutthroat environment, they have to care about their customers, profits, employees, stakeholders, and ... Read More
Different concepts are emerging every now and then in the marketing domain because of the globalization of businesses. Marketers have to understand how consumers are behaving, why they are behaving in such a manner, and what companies can do to alter their behavior in favor of the company. Chasing the long tail is one such attempt to understand the revenue breakdown. Chasing the long tail in Marketing was written by Chris Anderson. Chris Anderson is the editor-in-chief of Wired magazine. Through chasing the long tail, Chris Anderson wants to convey how the shifting paradigm from offline marketing to online marketing ... Read More
Brands cannot ignore the fact that customers today are spoiled with choices. They have similar offerings or identical offerings among the various competitive brands worldwide. Today, the competition is not only your neighboring brand but all the brands on the internet. With the overload of informational and promotional content, consumers have decided to turn a blind eye. By blind eye towards advertisement, we mean that even if you show promotional content to the customer or during a show that he was intently listening to, if you ask them about the product offering or brand name after the promotional content, ... Read More
Introduction Enzymes are complex biological catalysts that accelerate chemical reactions in living organisms. They play a crucial role in many metabolic pathways in the body, including digestion, energy production, and DNA replication. Because of their specificity and efficiency, enzymes have found numerous industrial applications, from food and beverage processing to the production of biofuels and pharmaceuticals. However, enzymes are often unstable and sensitive to environmental conditions, which can limit their usefulness in industrial settings. To address this issue, immobilized enzyme-based bioreactors have been developed, which allow for the continuous and controlled use of enzymes in various applications. What is an ... Read More
Octal Integer is a number system having a base of 8 and digits from 0 to 7. Int data type is taken into account to store an octal number. The usage of the Octal number system is to be discussed here − Converting decimal to Octal Converting octal to decimal. Conversion from a Decimal number system to an Octal Number system Basics of Conversion To convert any decimal number into its equivalent octal number: Keep dividing the decimal number by the base of the octal number system which is 8 till the quotient 0 is received. Remember ... Read More
Introduction Food drying is an ancient technique that has been used for centuries to preserve food. It involves removing the moisture from the food, which in turn, prevents the growth of bacteria and mold. Drying food not only extends the shelf life of food but also helps to retain the nutritional value and flavour of food Explained below are the purpose of food drying, methods of food drying, and the pros and cons of drying food. Purpose of Food Drying Food drying serves the primary purpose of extending the shelf life of food. When moisture is removed from food, bacteria, ... Read More
Reversing a linked list means arranging all the nodes of the linked list in the opposite manner as they were present earlier or moving the elements present at the last of the linked list towards the head and head nodes towards the tail. Alternate K nodes reversing means reversing the first k elements and then keeping the next k elements the same and again reversing the next k elements and so on. We will see the codes with the different approaches and explanations for each of them. For example If the given linked list is the: 1 ... Read More
A linked list is a linear data structure that consists of interconnected nodes. Reversing a linked list means changing the order of all its elements. Reversing a linked list in groups of a given size means, we are given a number and we will reverse the first given number of elements, and then for the next set we will reverse the elements. We will see the proper code with implementation. Examples Given linked list: 1 -> 2 -> 3 -> 4 -> 5 -> 6 -> 7 -> 8 -> null Given number: 3 Output: 3 -> 2 -> ... Read More
Right rotation of an array means to rotate the elements of the array to their right side by a given number of times and for the number which are present at the edge they will move to the first index in their right rotation by assuming an array in a cycle form. We will implement a proper code to implement the algorithm with an explanation. Example Let us assume we have given array as [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9] The number of right rotations of the array is 3 Output: 7 8 9 1 2 ... Read More
An array is a linear data structure used to store the different types of objects and we are given an array of size n and an integer k (where k is the number by which we will rotate an array). We will rotate the array by k elements and then return the rotated array. Rotation means we have to traverse the array from the given kth element and shift all the integers by one and we have to shift each element by 1 till the kth element came to position ‘0’ or we can say at index number ‘0’. Note ... Read More