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What is NPM, and why do we need it? | Tutorial for beginners
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What is npm? This 15 minute beginners tutorial to npm (Node Package Manager) will walk you through how to install npm on your computer, and how to install and update packages for your projects.
0:00 - Intro
0:14 - Why do we need npm?
0:52 - What is npm?
2:14 - How to install npm
2:44 - Which npm packages do you need?
3:25 - Installing global and local packages
4:46 - What does the package.json file do?
5:59 - Dealing with npm package dependencies
7:55 - How semantic versioning work...
published: 21 Jun 2021
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Nix - The Best Package Manager
In this video I discuss the Nix package manager and why it's the best package manager on *Nix based operating systems.
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apt, dpkg, git, Python PiP (Linux Package Management) // Linux for Hackers // EP 5
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published: 04 Jun 2021
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What are Package Managers? NPM, APT, Chocolatey, Homebrew and Many More
In this video I made brief introduction to the package managers and divide package managers into various categories for ease of understanding. This is done with the sole purpose of remembering which package managers used for which purposes. Since language based package managers sometimes become quite confusing, I've created a simple chart below so you can find which package managers correspond to which language. Also remember there are many package managers available for each language, the ones below are the widely used and generally known ones, not every package manager is listed.
Javascript Package Managers - Npm, Yarn
Java Package Managers - Gradle, Maven
Python Package Managers - Pip, Conda
Php Package Manager - Composer
C# Package Manager...
published: 03 May 2020
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Chocolatey is The Package Manager For Windows
In this video, we learn about Chocolatey, which is a Windows package manager.
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published: 28 Jan 2023
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Windows FINALLY Got a Package Manager - Here's Why It's Awesome
The feature you didn't even know you needed!
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Linux Packaging Formats explained: Flatpak vs Snaps vs DEB & RPM vs AppImage vs AUR
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Distro, DE, Package Manager & More Linux Terms Explained
No matter where you in the linux world you'll be surrounded by linux jargon that everyone expects you to know so let's go over some of these terms like distro, de, package manager and much much that everyone on Linux needs to know
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What are package managers?
What are package managers, and why are they useful?
We answer these questions in the context of a web-developer
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What is NPM, and why do we need it? | Tutorial for beginners
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What is npm? This 15 minute beginners tutorial to npm (Node Package Manager) will walk you through how to install npm on your computer, and how to install and update packages for your projects.
0:00 - Intro
0:14 - Why do we need npm?
0:52 - What is npm?
2:14 - How to install npm
2:44 - Which npm packages do you need?
3:25 - Installing global and local packages
4:46 - What does the package.json file do?
5:59 - Dealing with npm package dependencies
7:55 - How semantic versioning works in npm
12:41 - What does the package-lock.json file do?
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What is npm? This 15 minute beginners tutorial to npm (Node Package Manager) will walk you through how to install npm on your computer, and how to install and update packages for your projects.
0:00 - Intro
0:14 - Why do we need npm?
0:52 - What is npm?
2:14 - How to install npm
2:44 - Which npm packages do you need?
3:25 - Installing global and local packages
4:46 - What does the package.json file do?
5:59 - Dealing with npm package dependencies
7:55 - How semantic versioning works in npm
12:41 - What does the package-lock.json file do?
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- published: 21 Jun 2021
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13:04
Nix - The Best Package Manager
In this video I discuss the Nix package manager and why it's the best package manager on *Nix based operating systems.
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- published: 29 Jan 2023
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apt, dpkg, git, Python PiP (Linux Package Management) // Linux for Hackers // EP 5
how do you install hacking tools on Linux? Here we go, everything you need to know about Linux Package Management! Want to go deeper? Sign up for Hacker school:...
how do you install hacking tools on Linux? Here we go, everything you need to know about Linux Package Management! Want to go deeper? Sign up for Hacker school: https://ntck.co/htbacad (HTB Academy)
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0:00 ⏩ Intro
1:54 ⏩ Coffee and PWNBOX
2:23 ⏩ what's a Linux Package?
2:41 ⏩ Linux Package Managers
3:16 ⏩ dpkg (installing .deb packages) (Package Manager)
5:39 ⏩ why dpkg is DUMB!!
6:22 ⏩ APT (Advanced Package Tool) (Package Manager)
6:46 ⏩ installing packages with APT
8:59 ⏩ repositories (what is THAT??)
9:23 ⏩ apt update
9:53 ⏩ looking at the sources list
11:43 ⏩ what packages are installed?
12:47 ⏩ UNINSTALL Linux Packages (remove)
13:50 ⏩ updating your Linux system
14:28 ⏩ upgrade VS full-upgrade
15:09 ⏩ aptitude (Package Manager)
15:47 ⏩ SNAP! (snapd) (Package Manager)
17:38 ⏩ PIP and GEM (Python and Ruby)
18:39 ⏩ GIT (install custom Hacking tools)
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0:00 ⏩ Intro
1:54 ⏩ Coffee and PWNBOX
2:23 ⏩ what's a Linux Package?
2:41 ⏩ Linux Package Managers
3:16 ⏩ dpkg (installing .deb packages) (Package Manager)
5:39 ⏩ why dpkg is DUMB!!
6:22 ⏩ APT (Advanced Package Tool) (Package Manager)
6:46 ⏩ installing packages with APT
8:59 ⏩ repositories (what is THAT??)
9:23 ⏩ apt update
9:53 ⏩ looking at the sources list
11:43 ⏩ what packages are installed?
12:47 ⏩ UNINSTALL Linux Packages (remove)
13:50 ⏩ updating your Linux system
14:28 ⏩ upgrade VS full-upgrade
15:09 ⏩ aptitude (Package Manager)
15:47 ⏩ SNAP! (snapd) (Package Manager)
17:38 ⏩ PIP and GEM (Python and Ruby)
18:39 ⏩ GIT (install custom Hacking tools)
19:46 ⏩ git clone
20:52 ⏩ pip3 install -r requirements.txt
22:43 ⏩ REVIEW
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- published: 04 Jun 2021
- views: 850789
3:51
What are Package Managers? NPM, APT, Chocolatey, Homebrew and Many More
In this video I made brief introduction to the package managers and divide package managers into various categories for ease of understanding. This is done with...
In this video I made brief introduction to the package managers and divide package managers into various categories for ease of understanding. This is done with the sole purpose of remembering which package managers used for which purposes. Since language based package managers sometimes become quite confusing, I've created a simple chart below so you can find which package managers correspond to which language. Also remember there are many package managers available for each language, the ones below are the widely used and generally known ones, not every package manager is listed.
Javascript Package Managers - Npm, Yarn
Java Package Managers - Gradle, Maven
Python Package Managers - Pip, Conda
Php Package Manager - Composer
C# Package Manager - NuGet
C++ Package Manager - Conan, Hunter, Vcpkg
Ruby Package Manager - RubyGems
Go Package Manager - Dep
Also on a side note, I highly suggest you to learn the differences and relationships between package managers and repositories.
If you find any mistakes or want to add anything, be sure to post it in comments section, I would highly appreciate it.
A nice article on package managers by Ovidijus Okinskas: https://blog.idrsolutions.com/2018/07/what-is-a-package-manager-and-why-should-you-use-one/
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https://wn.com/What_Are_Package_Managers_Npm,_Apt,_Chocolatey,_Homebrew_And_Many_More
In this video I made brief introduction to the package managers and divide package managers into various categories for ease of understanding. This is done with the sole purpose of remembering which package managers used for which purposes. Since language based package managers sometimes become quite confusing, I've created a simple chart below so you can find which package managers correspond to which language. Also remember there are many package managers available for each language, the ones below are the widely used and generally known ones, not every package manager is listed.
Javascript Package Managers - Npm, Yarn
Java Package Managers - Gradle, Maven
Python Package Managers - Pip, Conda
Php Package Manager - Composer
C# Package Manager - NuGet
C++ Package Manager - Conan, Hunter, Vcpkg
Ruby Package Manager - RubyGems
Go Package Manager - Dep
Also on a side note, I highly suggest you to learn the differences and relationships between package managers and repositories.
If you find any mistakes or want to add anything, be sure to post it in comments section, I would highly appreciate it.
A nice article on package managers by Ovidijus Okinskas: https://blog.idrsolutions.com/2018/07/what-is-a-package-manager-and-why-should-you-use-one/
Socials:
- YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCs_a2ClztgYY-hHYI-Qzz8g
- Medium: https://medium.com/@mrrandomgenerator
- Twitter: https://twitter.com/MrRandomGen
#PackageManagers #MrRandomGenerator
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- published: 03 May 2020
- views: 21161
10:39
Chocolatey is The Package Manager For Windows
In this video, we learn about Chocolatey, which is a Windows package manager.
Chocolatey: https://chocolatey.org/
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In this video, we learn about Chocolatey, which is a Windows package manager.
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In this video, we learn about Chocolatey, which is a Windows package manager.
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- published: 28 Jan 2023
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17:41
Windows FINALLY Got a Package Manager - Here's Why It's Awesome
The feature you didn't even know you needed!
⚠️ NOTE: For now you'll have to manually install the latest version of App Installer with the WinGet client, by cop...
The feature you didn't even know you needed!
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- published: 29 May 2021
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19:39
Linux Packaging Formats explained: Flatpak vs Snaps vs DEB & RPM vs AppImage vs AUR
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#flatpak #linux #packages
00:00 Intro
00:33 Sponsor: Monitor and Secure your internet connection
01:38 Regular Packages: DEBs & RPMs
04:53 Flatpaks
08:56 Snaps
11:29 AppImages
14:11 The Arch User Repository
16:35 These formats aren't important
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DEBs & RPMs are contained in repositories that your distribution set up or that you add yourself.
In terms of advantages, these packages are all separate, which means that each package contains either an application or a library: you only install what is needed, nothing more. This also means they tend to use less space as time goes on.
Second, they're maintained and tested by your distributions, which means they should all work well without any issues.
Third, they're all based on a dependency system: applications declare which other packages they need to run.
You install a package as a superuser, which means you grant the package all the rights to do whatever it wants to your system as it's being installed. They also can create dependency hell.
These packages need to be made for every architecture, and for 32 bit and 64 bit, for all the currently supported versions of a distribution, and for all distributions.
And that was the main reason why Flatpaks were invented. It packages the application and everything it needs to run in a single bundle. If the application depends on a LOT of libraries that are commonly used by other applications, it can install what's called a runtime instead.
Flatpaks are only meant for graphical applications: they aren't a way to distribute libraries, or command line apps. Flatpaks are generally hosted on Flathub, but there are others repos.
Flatpaks are more secure than regular packages. They're installed as a regular user, and can't install crap that will run at the system level. They can also use a sandbox, with permissions.
Another advantage is for app developers: flatpaks run on any distribution that has flatpak installed, which is basically all of them apart from Ubuntu and its various flavors.
It also means you're not dependent on your distribution for updates: you can get the new versions of your app as soon as the developer has published them. Last advantage is no dependency hell.
Flatpaks tend to use more space, and they can''t fully replace packages: they are only for graphical programs. Finally, flatpak apps might not follow your custom themes.
You can install Snap packages on Ubuntu and all of its derivatives, or any distro that can install the snapd package. They're auto updated and containerized. Snaps also let you test future releases in advance, with "channels". While the packaging format is open source, the server component isn't.
Snaps are very slow to open at first start. They tend to clutter your mount points. Snaps also generally don't support your custom themes. Snaps do have the advantage of supporting command line utilities.
AppImages are an all in one bundle that packages the application and all its libraries in a single file.
They're very portable. They also won't create dependency hell, since they're completely independent. Appimages can be sandboxed but not a lot of them are. Appimages don't integrate with your system at all. They also use more space than any other packaging format.
Next is the AUR, it means Arch User Repository. it's available on Arch Linux and other Arch based distros like Manjaro.
The AUR is a big repository of applications and libraries packaged by individuals: they're generally not official, and not supported by the distro or the original developer.
Its main advantage is that is has virtually everything. The AUR doesn't host packages, but packagebuilds, which are scripts that will make the package.
This means that installing something might take a bit longer, and it also means that unless you read the package build scripts yourself, you completely trust an individual with the security of your system.
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#flatpak #linux #packages
00:00 Intro
00:33 Sponsor: Monitor and Secure your internet connection
01:38 Regular Packages: DEBs & RPMs
04:53 Flatpaks
08:56 Snaps
11:29 AppImages
14:11 The Arch User Repository
16:35 These formats aren't important
17:40 Sponsor: Get a device that runs Linux perfectly
18:28 Support the channel
DEBs & RPMs are contained in repositories that your distribution set up or that you add yourself.
In terms of advantages, these packages are all separate, which means that each package contains either an application or a library: you only install what is needed, nothing more. This also means they tend to use less space as time goes on.
Second, they're maintained and tested by your distributions, which means they should all work well without any issues.
Third, they're all based on a dependency system: applications declare which other packages they need to run.
You install a package as a superuser, which means you grant the package all the rights to do whatever it wants to your system as it's being installed. They also can create dependency hell.
These packages need to be made for every architecture, and for 32 bit and 64 bit, for all the currently supported versions of a distribution, and for all distributions.
And that was the main reason why Flatpaks were invented. It packages the application and everything it needs to run in a single bundle. If the application depends on a LOT of libraries that are commonly used by other applications, it can install what's called a runtime instead.
Flatpaks are only meant for graphical applications: they aren't a way to distribute libraries, or command line apps. Flatpaks are generally hosted on Flathub, but there are others repos.
Flatpaks are more secure than regular packages. They're installed as a regular user, and can't install crap that will run at the system level. They can also use a sandbox, with permissions.
Another advantage is for app developers: flatpaks run on any distribution that has flatpak installed, which is basically all of them apart from Ubuntu and its various flavors.
It also means you're not dependent on your distribution for updates: you can get the new versions of your app as soon as the developer has published them. Last advantage is no dependency hell.
Flatpaks tend to use more space, and they can''t fully replace packages: they are only for graphical programs. Finally, flatpak apps might not follow your custom themes.
You can install Snap packages on Ubuntu and all of its derivatives, or any distro that can install the snapd package. They're auto updated and containerized. Snaps also let you test future releases in advance, with "channels". While the packaging format is open source, the server component isn't.
Snaps are very slow to open at first start. They tend to clutter your mount points. Snaps also generally don't support your custom themes. Snaps do have the advantage of supporting command line utilities.
AppImages are an all in one bundle that packages the application and all its libraries in a single file.
They're very portable. They also won't create dependency hell, since they're completely independent. Appimages can be sandboxed but not a lot of them are. Appimages don't integrate with your system at all. They also use more space than any other packaging format.
Next is the AUR, it means Arch User Repository. it's available on Arch Linux and other Arch based distros like Manjaro.
The AUR is a big repository of applications and libraries packaged by individuals: they're generally not official, and not supported by the distro or the original developer.
Its main advantage is that is has virtually everything. The AUR doesn't host packages, but packagebuilds, which are scripts that will make the package.
This means that installing something might take a bit longer, and it also means that unless you read the package build scripts yourself, you completely trust an individual with the security of your system.
- published: 10 Mar 2023
- views: 186349
13:02
Distro, DE, Package Manager & More Linux Terms Explained
No matter where you in the linux world you'll be surrounded by linux jargon that everyone expects you to know so let's go over some of these terms like distro, ...
No matter where you in the linux world you'll be surrounded by linux jargon that everyone expects you to know so let's go over some of these terms like distro, de, package manager and much much that everyone on Linux needs to know
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- published: 05 Dec 2021
- views: 7223
2:17
What are package managers?
What are package managers, and why are they useful?
We answer these questions in the context of a web-developer
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What are package managers, and why are they useful?
We answer these questions in the context of a web-developer
Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLPaj_o9gjMYlgPUgMVX5Z5xZ392UCMNJD
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What are package managers, and why are they useful?
We answer these questions in the context of a web-developer
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- published: 19 May 2015
- views: 3041
10:25
I was WRONG! This is the BEST Package Manager.
This standalone package manager is absolutely stunning and I can’t believe I’m just now discovering it’s true power. ►► BlueSky ➜ https://bsky.app/profile/chri...
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- published: 22 Aug 2022
- views: 146297
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7.3: Modularity with Functions - Processing Tutorial
This video shows how to divide a program into modular pieces with functions.
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Python Programming Tutorial #16 - Introduction to Modular Programming
This is the 16th video in m python programming series. In today's video I talk about modular programming. Python makes it very simple to write modules that can be re-used for a variety of different programs. Also since python is an open source language that means that you can download and use tons of different modules.
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Introduction To Structured Programming
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#55 Introduction to Modular/ Structured Programming in C
C programming Tutorial #55 Modular/ Structured Programming: An Introduction.Modular programming is the process of subdividing a computer program into separate sub-programs.
A module is a separate software component. It can often be used in a variety of applications and functions with other components of the system. Similar functions are grouped in the same unit of programming code and separate functions are developed as separate units of code so that the code can be reused by other applications.
Object-oriented programming (OOP) is compatible with the modular programming concept to a large extent. Modular programming enables multiple programmers to divide up the work and debug pieces of the program independently.
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Java 9 | Modular Programming | Hands-on with Modules | Tech Primers
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C PROGRAMMING : LECTURE 119 (HINDI/URDU) MODULAR APPROCH IN PROGRAMMING BY MOHITSIRKICLASS
This video lecture explains modular approch in programming. Defination and advantages of modular approch in c langauge.
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8:40
7.3: Modularity with Functions - Processing Tutorial
This video shows how to divide a program into modular pieces with functions.
(Note this video was shot in Fall 2012)
Book: Learning Processing A Beginner's Gui...
This video shows how to divide a program into modular pieces with functions.
(Note this video was shot in Fall 2012)
Book: Learning Processing A Beginner's Guide to Programming, Images,Animation, and Interaction
Chapter: 7
Official book website: http://learningprocessing.com/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/shiffman
https://github.com/shiffman/LearningProcessing/blob/master/chp07_functions/example_7_3_modularity/example_7_3_modularity.pde
📄 Code of Conduct: https://github.com/CodingTrain/Code-of-Conduct
https://wn.com/7.3_Modularity_With_Functions_Processing_Tutorial
This video shows how to divide a program into modular pieces with functions.
(Note this video was shot in Fall 2012)
Book: Learning Processing A Beginner's Guide to Programming, Images,Animation, and Interaction
Chapter: 7
Official book website: http://learningprocessing.com/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/shiffman
https://github.com/shiffman/LearningProcessing/blob/master/chp07_functions/example_7_3_modularity/example_7_3_modularity.pde
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- views: 104713
7:51
Python Programming Tutorial #16 - Introduction to Modular Programming
This is the 16th video in m python programming series. In today's video I talk about modular programming. Python makes it very simple to write modules that can ...
This is the 16th video in m python programming series. In today's video I talk about modular programming. Python makes it very simple to write modules that can be re-used for a variety of different programs. Also since python is an open source language that means that you can download and use tons of different modules.
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Modular Programming Python
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This is the 16th video in m python programming series. In today's video I talk about modular programming. Python makes it very simple to write modules that can be re-used for a variety of different programs. Also since python is an open source language that means that you can download and use tons of different modules.
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Introduction To Structured Programming
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Introduction to Structured Programming
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Introduction to Structured Programming
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This EZEd video gives an
Introduction to Structured Programming
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- Modular Programming
- Structured Code
- published: 19 Jan 2018
- views: 123829
24:18
#55 Introduction to Modular/ Structured Programming in C
C programming Tutorial #55 Modular/ Structured Programming: An Introduction.Modular programming is the process of subdividing a computer program into separate s...
C programming Tutorial #55 Modular/ Structured Programming: An Introduction.Modular programming is the process of subdividing a computer program into separate sub-programs.
A module is a separate software component. It can often be used in a variety of applications and functions with other components of the system. Similar functions are grouped in the same unit of programming code and separate functions are developed as separate units of code so that the code can be reused by other applications.
Object-oriented programming (OOP) is compatible with the modular programming concept to a large extent. Modular programming enables multiple programmers to divide up the work and debug pieces of the program independently.
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C programming Tutorial #55 Modular/ Structured Programming: An Introduction.Modular programming is the process of subdividing a computer program into separate sub-programs.
A module is a separate software component. It can often be used in a variety of applications and functions with other components of the system. Similar functions are grouped in the same unit of programming code and separate functions are developed as separate units of code so that the code can be reused by other applications.
Object-oriented programming (OOP) is compatible with the modular programming concept to a large extent. Modular programming enables multiple programmers to divide up the work and debug pieces of the program independently.
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- published: 07 Feb 2018
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Java 9 | Modular Programming | Hands-on with Modules | Tech Primers
This video covers how to work with Modules in Java 9 using Modular Programming.
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This video covers how to work with Modules in Java 9 using Modular Programming.
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This video covers how to work with Modules in Java 9 using Modular Programming.
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- published: 02 Jun 2018
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C PROGRAMMING : LECTURE 119 (HINDI/URDU) MODULAR APPROCH IN PROGRAMMING BY MOHITSIRKICLASS
This video lecture explains modular approch in programming. Defination and advantages of modular approch in c langauge.
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This video lecture explains modular approch in programming. Defination and advantages of modular approch in c langauge.
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This video lecture explains modular approch in programming. Defination and advantages of modular approch in c langauge.
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- published: 21 Feb 2019
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