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We start learning C programming language by making the computer display “hello”. What are the other programming languages that begin with displaying “hello”. [...]
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HELLO WORLD, SAY “HELLO” TO DOLLY
We start learning C programming language by making the computer display “hello”. What are the other programming languages that begin with displaying “hello”. [...]
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NOTE ON QUIZ SESSION WILL BE HERE
‘Zebra Crossing’ started jubilantly in a top newspaper as a Sunday quiz column sponsored by Discovery Channel. Those contests are over, and some [...]
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This site should not be a museum
As per AI Overview, the title of this note Signifies one’s wish that something should not be treated as a static, purely historical [...]
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915 / Teeth tell stories that mouth can’t
A fossil tooth could be a buffet of information for researchers at a dig. Teeth grow like trees in a sense. They add [...]
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914 / Mona Lisa: Not a Duchenne smile!
One bizarre remark on Mona Lisa’s smile is that she doesn’t smile at all; it’s a visual illusion. And wasn’t Leonardo da Vinci [...]
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913 / One metal through two ages
Iron replaced bronze as the prime material for tool and weapon production during the transition from the Bronze Age to the Iron Age. [...]
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912 / To visit a place before it’s gone
Australia’s Great Barrier Reef (GBR) is just one of those places that sightseers flock to — “to see it before it’s gone”! It [...]
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911 / Two distinct life circles of creativity
A study of Nobel-winning economists by Bruce Weinberg and David Galenson identifies two different life cycles of creativity — a surge in the [...]
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910 / Introducing light to our innards
Light is at the core of much of what astronomers do — light scattered, absorbed and re-emitted in clouds of gas and dust. [...]
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909 / Tentacles are the brain to an octopus
Tentacled aliens from outer space are familiar to us from science fiction, but the octopus may be as alien an intelligence as we [...]
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