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Golang program to convert the local time to GMT
In this article, we will learn to write a Go language program to convert the local time to GMT using internal functions like Now() Time, LoadLocation()and time.In(). Local time is the time of a particular region which is calculated using position of the sun at noon. The local time is obtained using Now function from the time package whereas the local time is converted to GMT using ln function from the time package. Syntax func Now() Time The Now() function is defined in time package. This function generates the current local time.To use this function, we have to first ...
Read MoreHow to Connect a Laptop to a Monitor?
Connecting a laptop to a monitor allows you to use both screens simultaneously or use the monitor screen alone while closing the laptop screen. You can use a connecting cable such as HDMI, DisplayPort, USB-C, VGA, or DVI. This article explains how to find out what cable to connect your laptop to a monitor or use the monitor as a mirror to extend your laptop screen. There are two methods to do that, and we have mentioned each method in easy-to-follow steps − Method 1: Connect the Laptop to a Monitor First, you need to find what video output ports ...
Read MoreHow to count the number of keys in a Perl hash?
There are times when we would want to know how many key-value pairs are present in a hash. These key-value pair counts are also known as the size of the hash. In Perl, we can find the number of keys in a Perl hash by using the "scalar" keyword or "keys" keyword. In this tutorial, we will explore two Perl examples where we will calculate the number of keys in a hash. Example Consider the code shown below. In this code, we have declared a hash named "countries" and in that hash, we have different countries, each having ...
Read MoreHow to count the number of matches in a Perl string?
In Perl, we can find the number of matches in a string by different approaches. In this tutorial, we will discuss the three most widely used approaches. Searching for a Single Character in a Perl String Let's first take the case where we would want to search for a single character pattern in a string. For example, let's suppose we have a string that look something like this − "India.Japan.Russia.USA.China" And, we want to find the number of times "." (dot) appears in the above string. Example Consider the code shown below. my $countries ...
Read MoreHow to convert binary to decimal and vice versa in Perl?
The conversion between binary to decimal and decimal to binary is a necessity when it comes to dealing with binary data and using them in some simple applications. In Perl, we can convert from decimal to binary and vice versa in multiple ways. In this tutorial, we will explore different examples where we will first convert a decimal value into a binary value and then a binary value into a decimal value. Decimal to Binary in Perl Let's first see an example where we are given two decimal values and we want to convert them to their binary representation. ...
Read MoreHow to convert a string to a number in Perl?
In Perl, we can convert a string into a number by appending the integer value 0 in front of it. There are some other approaches too, which we will discuss in this tutorial with the help of examples. Example Let's first consider the case where the string that we are trying to convert looks something like "123abc" or "23Hzbc". You can see that the it is a mixture of both integer values and characters. Consider the code shown below. my $firstStr = '23ASDF'; print "Convering First String to Number: ", $firstStr + 0; print ""; my $secondStr = ...
Read MoreHow to compare two strings in Perl?
Perl has methods and operators that determine whether two string values are equal or different. In Perl, the compare strings function is essential for comparing two strings and their values. This check examines if two string values are equal or not by using the "eq" and "ne" operators. We can also compare two strings with the help of the "lt, gt, ge, le" operators as well. In this tutorial, we will consider all the approaches that can be used to compare two strings in Perl. The "eq" and "ne" Operators in Perl Let's start with the eq and ...
Read MoreC++ Program to Get Input from the User
While writing a program in any language, taking input is a fundamental job that we do in almost all programs. Sometimes we take input directly from the console or take the inputs from the files. Taking inputs from the files is somewhat beneficial because it does not require us to type inputs again and again, or sometimes we can save some good input test cases into a file. However, in this article, we are going to focus on console-based inputs. We will learn different techniques to get inputs from the user in C++. There are a few different approaches to ...
Read MoreC++ Program to calculate the Highest Common Factor
The highest Common Factor or Greatest Common Divisor are factors that are maximum and that can divide two or more values without generating any remainder. In this article, we shall discuss a few methods to perform HCF / GCD between two numbers in C++. This is simply a mathematical solution and there are several algorithms present to find GCD. The Euclidean method to find GCD is common. The same algorithm we will use in iterative mode, and recursive mode. Using Iterative method The iterative solution for the Euclidean gcd finding algorithm is shown in the algorithm section. Algorithm ...
Read MoreGolang Program to Check Whether an Alphabet is Vowel or Consonant
In this tutorial we will write a go language code to check whether an alphabet is vowel or consonant. Difference between Vowel and Consonant A character is called vowel if it is in any one of the following list of characters {a, e, I, o, u}. All the remaining characters are called consonants. In English language there are 5 vowels and 21 consonants. Here we are going to use following 2 methods − Method 1: Using if/else statement In this method we will use the conditional statements to check if a character is a vowel or consonant. Method 2: Using ...
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