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  1. hostname Command in CLI

    You can find and set the name of your computer to make it easier for people to discover on a network using the hostname command. hostname You will get a result saying your computer name and in my case it says baransel.local The first part of the result is…

  2. zip, unzip Command in CLI

    Use the zip command to compress the files into a zip file, and the unzip command to extract the compressed files from a zip archive. zip Command To compress file zip -r file.zip file_or_folder Compresses folders and/or files and turns them into file.zip.…

  3. echo Command in CLI

    With the Linux echo command, we can output the text we want to the terminal screen, or we can use it to create a new file.

  4. Listing previously entered commands in CLI

    All commands run in Linux are archived in a file and you can see these commands with the history command when you need it.

  5. top Command in CLI

    The top command, which is a counterpart of the Task Manager in Windows, will show a list of running programs and how much CPU these programs are using.

  6. uname Command in CLI

    The uname command, abbreviated as Unix Name, gives information about your Linux system such as machine name, operating system, kernel, etc. uname -a All information that can be printed is printed on the screen.

  7. Downlading files from the internet in CLI

    Linux commands are very useful.

  8. ping Command in CLI

    Use the ping command to check your connection to a server.

  9. How to Terminate a process in CLI

    If there is a program that is not responding, you can manually terminate the program by using the kill command.

  10. chown Command in CLI

    In Linux, all files have a specific owner.

  11. Comparing files in CLI

    The diff command, short for difference, compares the contents of two files line by line.

  12. tail Command in CLI

    This command has a similar function to the head command.

  13. head Command in CLI

    The head command is used to display the first line of any text file.

  14. grep Command in CLI

    grep, the global regular expression print, allows us to select and/or mark from a text stack in the context of the specified pattern.

  15. Find files and directories in CLI

    Although the popular use of the find command is to search within the folder path with its option, it can also meet much more specific needs when customized.

  16. Delete a directory in CLI

    If you need to delete a directory, use the rmdir command.

  17. Create an empty file in CLI

    The touch command lets you create new empty files via the command line.

  18. Move and Rename files and directories in CLI

    The main use of this command is to move, but it can also be used to rename files.

  19. Copy files and directories in CLI

    Use the cp command to copy files from the current directory.

  20. cat Command in CLI

    cat is one of the frequently used commands in Linux.

  21. SQL LIKE and IN Operator

    It is used to retrieve data that contains a character or subset of characters in a character set, or to check data that satisfies conditions in a set of data.

  22. SQL ORDER BY Operator (ASC, DESC)

    The ORDER BY command, which is a SQL command, is the command used to obtain ordered tables.

  23. SQL SELECT DISTINCT Statement

    The DISTINCT statement allows the repetitive data in certain columns of the table to be retrieved as one.

  24. SQL AND, OR, and NOT Operators

    AND, OR, and NOT Operators are logical SQL query commands used for multiple conditional situations on a table.

  25. SQL Using AS Operator

    SQL AS Operator (Aliasing) It is the SQL operator that we use to facilitate the use of long and difficult to use column names while making SQL queries and to make our work practical.

  26. SQL Select Query

    SELECT Query SELECT * FROM students This command is used to query all the data in the Students table, by typing all the columns in that table instead of *, we get them all.

  27. SQL UPDATE and DELETE Commands

    UPDATE Statment UPDATE statement is a SQL DML statement used to change and update the data in tables.

  28. SQL INSERT Command

    What is SQL INSERT Command?

  29. SQL DDL Commands

    What is SQL DDL(Data Definition Language)?

  30. Introduction to SQL

    What is SQL?

  31. Python Modules

    What is a Module?

  32. Just Five News · Daily News

    Just Five News · Daily News Just 5 Top headlines of the world you need to start your day with.

  33. Python Multiple Inheritance

    Python Multiple Inheritance In our previous post, while we were talking about inheritance, a class was inheriting the properties and functions of another class.

  34. Python Inheritance

    What is Python Inheritance?

  35. Python Encapsulation

    What is Python Encapsulation?

  36. Python Object-oriented Programming (OOP)

    Why Object-oriented Programming (OOP) I’m sure you have in mind why object-oriented programming?

  37. Python Functions args and kwargs Structure

    What are *args and **kwargs?

  38. Python Embedded Functions

    What is an embedded function?

  39. Python Lambda Function

    Why Lambda Function?

  40. Python Global and Local Variables

    In this blog post, we will learn the scope of Functions, namely Global and Local variables, scopes and namespace expressions.

  41. Python Functions

    What is Function?

  42. Python File Operations

    First, we have a problem that we constantly experience while doing file operations.

  43. What is Captcha & How to Bypass Captcha

    Disclaimer: This information is for educational purposes only.

  44. Python Set and Frozenset

    What is Set and frozenset?

  45. Python dictionary and dictionary methods

    What is Dictionary?

  46. Python tuple and tuple methods

    What is Tuple?

  47. Python list and list methods

    Lists Briefly, we said that Lists can contain more than one data type, are shown with square brackets and are mutable.

  48. Python loops

    If we want to print “Python Lessons” on the screen ten times, we need to use the print() function ten times.

  49. Python get input from user

    input() Let’s show the use of the input() function simply by taking the name from the user. name = input("Enter your name: ") print(name) Output: Enter your name: Baransel Baransel As seen above, we received a name information from the user.

  50. Python comment line

    What is the Comment Line and why use it?