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iCloud is mainly introduced for iOS users. It provides iOS users with free cloud storage of 5GB space and people can store their personal stuff and important files in the cloud storage and access them remotely. Some of the other features included in iCloud are family sharing, photo library, and drive. Jumpshare involves only the file−sharing feature between the users. Numerous Operating systems are supported by Jumpshare. It offers apps for Google Chrome, Windows 10 and 11 as well as MacOS. What is iCloud? Apple Incorporation offers the cloud computing and storage service known as iCloud. Users are given the ... Read More

iCloud and BorgBase are the storage devices used by varying Operating systems. BorgBase gives a secure way of storing files and other folders using encryption methods. HiCloud and BorgBase are the storage devices used by varying Operating systems. BorgBase gives a secure way of storing files and other folders using encryption methods. High−resolution pictures and videos are kept safe and secured in iCloud−by−iCloud Photos, with lightweight, space−saving copies on all of our devices. No matter what device we are using, iCloud Drive makes it simple to access and share the files and folders we save. Some of the other features ... Read More

Frame Relay and Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM) are both data link layer technologies with connection−oriented protocols in the OSI (Open source Interconnection) model. They are related in that they both provide a way to transmit data across Wide Area Networks (WAN) using virtual circuits. Both technologies are used to connect Local Area Networks (LAN) and transmit data across WAN. Frame Relay and ATM differ in their implementation details such as packet size, overheads, cost, speed, error control and flow management, and reliability. These differences make them suitable for different applications and network environments. What is Frame Relay? Frame Relay is ... Read More

Dataset.from_tensors and Dataset.from_tensor_slices are methods in the TensorFlow library that are used to create datasets. Dataset.from_tensor creates a dataset from a single tensor whereas Dataset.from_tensor_slices creates data set by slicing a tensor along the first dimension. In this article, we will understand the difference between the two methods and how they are used in different use cases. from_tensor from_tensor_slices Creates a dataset from a single tensor Creates a dataset by slicing a tensor along the first dimension Useful for small datasets that can fit in memory Useful for large datasets that ... Read More

Dataclass, NamedTuple, and Object are used to create structured datatypes in Python. Though all three are used to create structured data they differ in their properties and implementation method. In this article, we will understand the difference between DataClass, NamedTuple, and Object in Python. Feature Object NamedTuple Dataclass Creation Objects are created by defining a class and its attributes and methods manually. Named tuples are created using the named tuple function from the collections module. The field names and values are specified manually. Data classes are created using the @dataclass decorator. The class attributes ... Read More

Beautiful Soup and Scrapy Crawler are used for doing web scraping in Python. Both of these tools have the same use case but have different functionalities. Web scraping is useful in data collection and analysis in fields like research, marketing, and business intelligence. In this article, we will understand the difference between Beautiful Soup and Scrapy Crawler and how they are used in web scraping. Feature Beautiful Soup Scrapy Parsing Used for parsing HTML and XML documents Uses a combination of parsing and crawling to extract data from websites. Ease of Use Simple ... Read More

An operating system is in charge of controlling a computer system's resources and acting as an interface between the hardware and software. The management of events that arise during the execution of programmes is a crucial component of operating system design. Traps and interrupts are two often utilised methods for this purpose. A trap is a computer-generated occurrence that results from an error or exception in the programme that is running at the time. Division by zero, page errors, and illegitimate instructions are a few examples of traps. The CPU instantly enters kernel mode after a trap occurs and ... Read More

A software is a set of rules or instructions that are given to a computer to perform some function. Basically, software is classified into two types: Application software and System software. Application software is additional software in a computer which is used to perform a specific function. Users has a direct access to this application software and this software is not mandatory in a system. We can use system without this application software. System software is the main software of a computer that has a direct access to the system’s hardware. It takes care and monitors all the other ... Read More

An Operating System is a bridge between the software and underlying hardware. It is the first program that is loaded by BIOS when the computer is turned on. OS is stored in hard disk. It manages the overall components of the computer. OS executes all the other applications in a computer or any other devices. OS interacts with users with the help of CLI or GUI. It allows us to store and share data such as pictures, videos, etc. It performs high level operations. User can perform number of tasks at the same time. It is involved in file and ... Read More

JavaScript is a dynamic programming language which can be used on both client side and server side. JavaScript is used to create interactive webpages. It has many frameworks such as React JS, Angular JS, Node JS etc. JavaScript provides some methods using which the index of the specified element can be obtained. indexOf and findIndex are those methods. The indexOf Function in JavaScript The indexOf function in JavaScript allows us to search for an element in an array and returns the first found index in that array. If it can't find the element, then -1 is returned. The syntax of ... Read More