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VS Code Emmet Shortcuts — Basic to Pro (Complete Cheetsheet with Examples)

Emmet Shortcuts — Basic to Pro (Complete Cheatsheet & Examples) Quick Emmet reference for VS Code — Basic, Intermediate, Advanced and ready-made examples to paste and expand. Table of Contents Introduction Basic Shortcuts Intermediate Advanced / CSS Emmet Ready Examples (Blog + Navbar + Footer) How to Use in VS Code Printable Cheatsheet Introduction Bhai […]

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VNSGU TYBCA Sem-6 Subject Details with IMP questions

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VNSGU FYBCA Sem-2 Subjects Details with IMP Questions

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VNSGU TYBCA Sem-5 Subject Details with IMP questions

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VNSGU SYBCA Sem-4 Subject Details with IMP questions

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VNSGU Sem-3 Subjects Details

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Statistical Methods and Data Analysis – VNSGU Sem 2 paper solution (March 2025)

MDC Statistical Methods and Data Analysis VNSGU – Sem 2 (March 2025) — Solutions Download Original Paper (PDF) Solved • Mobile-friendly • Print-ready Below are selected solutions from the exam paper. Each question is collapsible for easier reading on mobile. You can duplicate the blocks to add more solutions. Q1. (Example) Define mean and calculate […]

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What is a Pointer in C? Complete Explanation with Examples

Pointers in C: Definition, Types, Examples, and Applications In C programming, a pointer is a variable that stores the memory address of another variable. Instead of holding actual data, pointers hold the location of data in memory. This makes pointers a powerful feature of C that enables direct memory access and efficient programming. int x […]

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Bubble Sort in C with Example and Code

Bubble Sort in C: Definition, Algorithm, and Examples Bubble Sort is a simple sorting algorithm that works by repeatedly swapping the adjacent elements if they are in the wrong order. This process continues until the array is sorted. It is named “Bubble” because the largest element bubbles up to the end of the array in […]

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