Mukul Latiyan

Mukul Latiyan

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How to check if a Perl hash already contains a key?

Mukul Latiyan
Mukul Latiyan
Updated on 26-Dec-2022 5K+ Views

Let's consider a scenario where we would want to know if a Perl hash already contains a key or not. To do so in Perl, we can use the exists() function. In this tutorial, we will explore the exists function with the help of two examples. The exists() Function in Perl In Perl, the exists() function checks whether a particular element exists or not in an array or a hash. If the requested element appears in the input array or hash, this function returns "1", else it returns "0". Example 1 Consider the code shown below. In this example, we ...

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How to check if a Perl array contains a particular value?

Mukul Latiyan
Mukul Latiyan
Updated on 26-Dec-2022 9K+ Views

In Perl, we can check whether an array contains a particular value or not with the help of the "grep" keyword. The grep function in Perl is used to filter the input supplied in the function as a parameter out of the list of items. Similar to Linux, it uses the given input to find the matching value. The grep() Method "grep" is a built-in function in Perl, we can pass our regular expression inside this function. It will check the input for matching values and return a list based on whether the condition is true or false. Syntax As ...

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How to break out of a loop in Perl?

Mukul Latiyan
Mukul Latiyan
Updated on 26-Dec-2022 11K+ Views

In most programming languages, we can use the "break" keyword to break out of any type of loop. In Perl too, we have the "break" keyword available, but the keyword that is used the most to break out of a loop is the "last" keyword. The "last" Statement in Perl The "last" statement is used in Perl loops to exit a loop immediately; it is the equivalent of the "break" statement in C/C++ and Java. In practice, you often use the "last" statement to exit a loop if one of the conditions is met, for example, you find an ...

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Voca: The Ultimate Javascript library for String Manipulation

Mukul Latiyan
Mukul Latiyan
Updated on 11-Oct-2022 535 Views

Voca is a JavaScript library that is used for manipulating strings. In this tutorial, we will take multiple examples to show how you can use the different functions available in Voca. Features of Voca Before we see all the examples, let's highlight some features that Voca brings to the table − It provides a multitude of functions that can be used to manipulate, query, escape, format strings. It also provides a detailed and searchable documentation. It supports a wide range of environments like Node, js, Safari 7+, Chrome, Firefox etc. It doesn't require any dependencies How to Install ...

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Logging HTTP Requests and Errors using Morgan.js

Mukul Latiyan
Mukul Latiyan
Updated on 11-Oct-2022 2K+ Views

Morgan is a middleware that is available for Node.js which is used when we want to log HTTP requests. It is mainly used in Express projects. Morgan helps us simplify the logging work of HTTP requests that come and sent from an application in a single statement. In normal situations, developers often write all the logging code by hand and then end up logging what to store, how to save, and where everything is saved. It helps in gathering logs from your server and also prepares them for reading. It also has many predetermined defaults built-in to help the developers. ...

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Best Command Line HTTP Client for Linux

Mukul Latiyan
Mukul Latiyan
Updated on 22-Jul-2022 3K+ Views

In this tutorial, we will explore some of the most commonly used and famous HTTP clients that are present in Linux. A HTTP Client is a software that is mainly used to allow us to download files from the Internet. The primary reason for using HTTP clients is generally to download files, but these can also be used in case we want to debug or interact with a web server or multiple web servers.Now, let's consider the most famous HTTP Clients that are used.HTTPieWith the name that almost resembles of the famous web protocol (i.e., HTTP), HTTPie, is command line ...

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How to Find Out File Types in Linux

Mukul Latiyan
Mukul Latiyan
Updated on 19-Jul-2022 3K+ Views

When it comes to Linux operating system, everything in general can be considered as a file. In UNIX, in total, there are seven standard file types −FIFO specialBlock specialCharacter specialSocketRegularDirectorySymbolic linkWhen it comes to Files, these can be mainly categorized into the following categories −Regular FilesDirectory FilesSpecial FilesThe simplest way to find out what a particular file is in an operating system is by looking at what kind of extension that particular file has. The extensions can be '.txt', '.py', '.go', etc. If a particular file does not have any extension in Linux, then we basically call that file as ...

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How to Repeat Your Last Command in Linux?

Mukul Latiyan
Mukul Latiyan
Updated on 19-Jul-2022 7K+ Views

Linux terminal allows us to execute a variety of commands and sometimes it so happens that we find ourselves in a scenario where we might want to use a certain command more than once. There are many occurrences where we would want to repeat the command that we just ran. In Linux, this can be done with the help of different commands, and in this tutorial, we will explore all such commands with the help of different examples. For reference and simplicity, I will run a single command, say 'ls -ltr' and then use the different methods to search what ...

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How to Run a Command Multiple Times in Linux?

Mukul Latiyan
Mukul Latiyan
Updated on 19-Jul-2022 9K+ Views

There are scenarios where you would want to run a particular command for 'N' number of times. In normal programming, this can be done with the help of any of the loops constructs available in that programming language. In Linux bash too, we have loops available as some other ways with which we can repeat commands 'N' number of times. In this tutorial, we will explore different bash scripts that will allow us to run a certain command multiple times. The first step when you want to work with a bash script is to create one. On Linux or macOS ...

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Array Operations in Linux bash

Mukul Latiyan
Mukul Latiyan
Updated on 18-Jul-2022 915 Views

Bash scripts are one of the most convenient approaches when we talk about making the command line processes automated in nature. They help us in doing a group of things in a simpler and more understandable manner, and we can do almost all theoperations that we could do in other languages as well.It is well known that the syntax of the bash can be tricky at first, and hence I will try to explain everything that I have used in this tutorial.We come across various situations where we would want to make use of bash scripts to perform different operations ...

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