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If you have monetized your channel, did you know that you may limit some adverts so they don't appear next to your videos? This tool, which many creators are unaware of, is useful if you want to maintain your channel free of controversies. You may prevent odd, occasionally off-putting messages from reaching your viewers by blocking such adverts. Want to immediately limit these ads? Then just follow the below mentioned steps. Step 1 − Go to Google Adsense.com website https://www.google.com/adsense/start/ and click on Sign in button which is present at the top of the right hand corner.(as shown below) Step ... Read More
If you want to grow your channel, you must first understand which thumbnails attract viewers to your videos. Having the ability to A/B test thumbnails or testing thumbnail options for YouTube videos is one of the top demands from YouTube creators. The Key to Successful YouTube CTR: A Killer Custom Thumbnail You might be asking why it's even necessary to A/B test custom thumbnails. The cause is quite clear. The primary driver of YouTube traffic growth and video discovery is click-through rate (CTR). Additionally, the click-through rate of your thumbnail is directly tied to it. Describe CTR It's the difference ... Read More
In this article we will discuss how to find the number of leap years in a specified ranges of year in python. leapdays() The calendar module offers more helpful calendar-related tasks in addition to allowing calendars to be produced like programmes. The idealised calendar used by the functions and classes defined in the Calendar module is the present Gregorian calendar stretched indefinitely in both directions. For simple text calendars, the calendar module in Python provides the function calendar.leapdays(). Syntax the syntax of the leapdays() method is as follows. leapdays() The above function takes two parameters; they are − ... Read More
In this article, we convert the pandas offset to date in python. When you subtract the pandas from a date object, you get a pandas Timestamp object. You can convert this object to a String format date or Date object(Standard Python date). Or you can use the timedelta object from the datetime library. Example 1 In the following example code, we remove the offset of 10 days using to_offset(“10D”) from the pandas pd.to_datetime(‘2018-01-04’). from pandas.tseries.frequencies import to_offset import pandas as pd dt = pd.to_datetime('2018-01-04') - to_offset("10D") print(type(dt)) print(dt) Output The output of the above code is as follows. ... Read More
In this tutorial, we will learn to remove an item from a JavaScript array by value. An array is a data structure that can store a collection of data with the same data type. A contiguous memory location is allocated to the array elements. Each array element is identified by its index value. You must process an array by inserting an element, removing or changing, etc. JavaScript has a lot of methods to update an array. Let us take a look at various ways to remove an item from a JavaScript array by value. Following are the Methods/Functions to remove ... Read More
In this tutorial, we will learn how to get the cosine of a number in JavaScript. The cosine cos (x) function is a fundamental function used in trigonometry (the others being the cosecant, cotangent, secant, sine, and tangent). The cosine of an angle is commonly defined as the ratio between the lengths of the side of the triangle adjacent to the angle and the hypotenuse, i.e., cos x = (adjacent/hypotenuse). Let theta be a counter-clockwise angle measured from the x-axis along the arc of the unit circle then the arc termination’s horizontal location called cos (theta). Following are the methods ... Read More
In this tutorial, we will look at a few methods to remove a property from a JavaScript object. And compare them to understand which one is suitable in a given context. Let's move forward to discuss this. Using the delete Operator Here, the delete operator removes the keys from the object, one at a time. The delete operator does not clear the memory directly. The delete keyword works on objects only. We can't use it on variables or functions. We should not use the delete keyword on predefined JavaScript object properties as it may give errors. The deleted property displays ... Read More
In this tutorial, we will learn how to get the arctangent of the quotient of its arguments in JavaScript. The JavaScript math object has several constants and methods for performing mathematical operations. It does not have constructors, unlike the date object. JavaScript Math is one of the built-in objects that contains attributes and methods for mathematical constants and functions, as well as methods for executing mathematical operations. It is neither a function nor a function object. Because Math's properties and methods are static, you can refer to it as an object without constructing it. Following are the ways to find ... Read More
The interaction between HTML and JavaScript is handled through events. When a user accomplishes some action on the page, an event occurs. In this tutorial, we will learn how to register events in JavaScript. Let’s move forward to discuss this further. Using Inline Event Handlers Added as HTML Tag Attributes Here, we shall learn how this standard event registration works. Adding events to the DOM attribute is a regular practice. But this is a worse approach. Extending and maintaining the code becomes difficult as HTML and JavaScript come together. Second, if the code loads late when the user interacts with ... Read More
In this tutorial, we will learn how to get the arctangent (in radians) of a number in JavaScript. We can use the JavaScript Math object to perform mathematical operations on integers. Math is a pre-defined object with attributes and methods to perform different mathematical functions and constants. This isn't a function object. Math functions work with the Number data type, and it is incompatible with BigInt. Math, unlike many other global objects, does not have a function Object(). Math's methods and properties are all fixed. The Math.PI represents the constant pi, while the sine function is also referred to as ... Read More