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Terminal emulator Codes

Terminal emulation  is the ability to make a given computer appear like an actual  terminal  or client computer networked to a server or mainframe. Today, this is often done via software to access data or programs on the server or mainframe, which are usually only available to the  terminal  being  emulated .   You can even Access your Android's built-in Linux command line shell using terminal emulator for Android from google play store. And Unleash your inner geek! # or $ any one will be used for representing $ su :- Root Access # cd /system :- Change directory From current directory to '/system': # cd app :- From current directory (assume '/system') to one down with the name 'app' (now in '/system/app') # cd .. :- From current directory, one up (back to '/system') # ls :- List all files # ls /system/app :- List all files in '/system/app' # ls *Time* :- List all files with the word 'Time' in it (case sensitiv...

JAVA Notes for Beginners

Java  is a general-purpose  computer-programming language.  It is intended to let application developers " write once, run anywhere " (WORA),  meaning that  compiled  Java code can run on all platforms that support Java without the need for recompilation.  Java applications are typically compiled to  bytecode  that can run on any  Java virtual machine  (JVM) regardless of  computer architecture.  The latest version is  Java 10 , released on March 20, 2018. The language derives much of its   syntax   from   C   and   C++ , but it has fewer   low-level   facilities than either of them. James Gosling , the creator of Java (2008) Sun Microsystems  released the first public implementation as Java 1.0 in 1995. James Gosling, Mike Sheridan, and Patrick Naughton initiated the Java language project in June 1991. Java was originally designed for interactive televisio...