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When it comes to version control systems (VCS), there are two main types: Git and SVN. GIT is a distributed system, which means that every user has a full copy of the repository. This can be helpful when working on large projects, as it allows for more collaborative development. SVN, on the other hand, is a centralized system, meaning that all the code is stored on a single server. This can be more efficient for smaller projects, as it doesn't require as much bandwidth. GIT is more versatile but can be a bit more complicated to use; SVN is simpler ... Read More

VoIP, often known as voice over internet protocol, is quickly gaining acceptance as a less expensive calling option. Session Initiation Protocol or SIP, and Inter-Asterisk eXchange, also known as IAX, are two additional protocols that can be used with VoIP. The primary distinction between SIP and IAX is that IAX uses bandwidth far more effectively than SIP does. IAX was developed primarily for this reason. Compared to SIP, adopting IAX enables you to carry more concurrent phone conversations over a given bandwidth. For those in the telecommunications industry, understanding the differences between Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) and Inter-Asterisk eXchange (IAX) ... Read More

On Windows-based PCs, MBR and GPT are two prevalent partitioning techniques. They are layout specifications for storage devices such as an HDD (Hard Disk Drive) or SSD (Solid State Drive). The partition style instructs Windows on accessing the data on the present drive and is selected during disc startup. As a result, having a partition style for each disc in use is required. The partition styles MBR (Master Boot Record) and GPT (GUID Partition Table) are used to start a hard disc. MBR is the most common format and is compatible with BIOS systems. GPT is a newer type that ... Read More

Technically, inkjet and deskjet printers are both types of printers. Inkjet printers use cartridges that contain tiny jets that spray ink onto the paper. This results in high-quality prints with accurate colors. Deskjet printers use a ribbon that coats the paper with ink, which results in prints that are not as bright or colorful as those from inkjet printers. In the end, it all comes down to your own personal printing needs. If you want a printer that’s capable of producing high-quality prints quickly and affordably, an inkjet printer is your go- to choice. But if you don’t do a ... Read More

Generally, we always try to measure a liquid in liters. It is the basic metric to measure liquids. Other metric units include ounces and gallon. When we measure in gallons, it is very important to change them into litres to make them more understandable to many users. In this tutorial, we will learn how to convert a gallon to litres or ounces in Excel. The litre can be the most accurate unit to measure volume. We use simple shortcuts to complete our process. Convert Gallon to Liter/Ounce or Vice Versa Using Formulas Here, we will first get any one of ... Read More

Have you ever tried to get the abbreviated form of any string in Excel? We can fill out the abbreviated form for the state names using the process mentioned in this article. If we need the values, they have to be on the same sheet. We can complete this process by using two methods: the first is by using the VLOOKUP function, and the other is by using the index function. In this tutorial, we will learn about how we can convert full state names to abbreviations in Excel. Converting Full State Names to Abbreviations Using VLOOKUP Here we will ... Read More

Generally, in Excel, when we type "=" before any string, it will be treated as a formula. But sometimes there can be some strings that are needed to be entered on a sheet that start with the "=" sign. And also, sometimes we needed to convert the existing formulas to strings. In this tutorial, we will learn how to convert formulas to text strings in Excel. We can complete this process by using the find and replace function in Excel. In this process, all the formulas present in the sheet will be converted into strings. Converting a Formula to Text ... Read More

It can be difficult to work between the excel sheet and the file manager when we need to fetch files based on file paths in Excel. It can be a complex process if we solve this manually. We can convert the paths to hyperlinks to make our process simpler and faster. The HYPERLINK function creates a shortcut that jumps to another location in the current workbook or opens a document stored on a network server, an intranet, or the Internet. When you click a cell that contains a HYPERLINK function, Excel jumps to the location listed or opens the docum0065nt ... Read More

There are several length measurement criteria, including meter, mile, inch, foot, and foot. The most commonly used metric units are the metre and the mile. When there are any values mentioned in feet, we can change them into multiple metric units. In this tutorial, we will learn how we can convert feet to inches, miles, and meters. In most of the world, metres are the standard metric unit for measuring length. In this article, we will see about two methods: the first is by mathematical calculations, and the other is by using the conversion formulas. Converting Feet to Inches, Miles, ... Read More

Have you ever faced a situation where you needed to create an HTML table for a range of cells or a whole worksheet? Developers in webpages use HTML tables to arrange data in tables. In this article, we'll look at how to convert an Excel sheet or cell into an HTML table. This procedure can be completed using one of two methods: the first is to use "save as, " and the second is to use the formulas. Converting a Sheet or Cells to an HTML Table Using "Save As" Here, we'll resave the sheet with the save as command ... Read More