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Introduction In today’s world humans are generating data in huge quantities from platforms like social media, health care, etc., and with this data, we have to extract information to increase business and develop our society. For handling this data and extraction of information from data we use two important technologies named Hadoop and Mahout. Hadoop and Mahout are two important technologies in the field of big data analytics, but they have different functionalities and use cases. Hadoop is primarily used for batch processing, while Mahout is used for building machine-learning models. Ultimately, the choice depends on the user's needs. In ... Read More

In Python ‘and’ and ‘&’ both are used to perform logical operations. The and-operator is used to perform logical AND operation whereas the & operator is used to perform bitwise AND between two expressions. In this article, we will explore the differences between the two operators and how to use them in Python. and operator & operator Used for logical operations Used for bitwise operations Returns boolean value Returns integer value Evaluates both operands Compares the binary representation of operands Short circuits if the first operand is false Perform operation ... Read More

In Python, the + operator is used to concatenate two lists or strings together and return a new string whereas the append operator is used to add elements to the end of an existing string. The + acts as an operator whereas append() is a method in Python. In this article, we will understand the differences between the + operator and the append() method in Python. + operator append() method Purpose concatenation adds an element to the end Type operator method Input Two or more strings/list One element output ... Read More

The __sizeof__() method and the getsizeof() method both are used to get the size of the objects used in the program. The getsizeof() method returns an additional overhead for garbage collection along with each element size of the list. The __sizeof__() method returns the actual size of the object without any overhead. In this article, we will see how we can differentiate these operators in Python. __sizeof__() operator getsizeof() The __sizeof__() operator returns the size of the object without any extra overhead for garbage collection. The getsizeof() operator returns the size of the object with extra ... Read More

The __eq__, ‘is’ and == operators in Python are used to compare the equality of objects in Python. The __eq__ method checks for the equality of objects of the same class or if we want to make a custom comparison function. The ‘is’ operator checks for the memory location of the two objects whereas the == operator checks only the value of the two objects being compared. In this article, we will discuss the difference between the three operators and their uses. Method Functionality Syntax __eq__ Checks for equality of objects values between two objects of ... Read More

The != operator checks if the value of both the objects being compared have the same value or not. On the other hand “is not” operator checks if both the objects being compared are not pointing to the same reference. If the objects being compared are not pointing to the same reference then the “is not” operator returns true otherwise false. In this article, we will discuss how != and “is not” operators are used and what are the differences between them. != operator “Is not” operator The != operator compares only the value of the ... Read More

Scala and Golang are both popular programming languages, but they have distinct differences in their features, syntax, and performance. In this article, we'll explore the differences between Scala and Golang and compare them side by side in a table format. Scala Overview Scala is a general-purpose programming language that combines object-oriented and functional programming concepts. It was created to address some of the limitations of Java, such as its verbosity, and has become a popular language for building high-performance applications. Scala runs on the Java Virtual Machine (JVM) and is compatible with Java libraries. Golang Overview Golang, also known as ... Read More

In Golang, variables can be declared using the var keyword or the short declaration operator :=. While both ways allow the programmer to define variables, they have some differences that make them suitable for different scenarios. In this article, we will discuss the difference between the var keyword and the short declaration operator and when to use them. Var Keyword in Golang In Golang, the var keyword is used to declare variables with a specified type. It is a way of explicitly declaring the type of the variable. The syntax of the var keyword is as follows − var variableName ... Read More

When it comes to system programming languages, Golang and Rust are two popular choices. Both languages are designed to provide a balance between performance, safety, and productivity. However, there are significant differences between them. In this article, we will discuss the main differences between Golang and Rust in a tabular way. Difference Between Golang and Rust Comparison Golang Rust Type of Language Statically Typed Language Statically Typed Language Syntax Similar to C Similar to C Memory Management Garbage collected Memory safe with ownership and borrowing Concurrency Model Goroutines and channels ... Read More

Golang and Ruby are two popular programming languages used for building web applications, software tools, and more. While they share some similarities, they differ in several key areas. In this article, we will explore the differences between Golang and Ruby, and how they stack up against each other. Difference Between Golang and Ruby Syntax Golang has a C-style syntax, similar to C++ and Java, while Ruby has a more flexible syntax that is similar to Perl and Python. Golang uses curly braces to define blocks of code, while Ruby uses keywords like "end" to delimit blocks. Performance One of the ... Read More