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Learn Operators and Conditional Statements in Python
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 48 KHz, 2 Ch
Genre: eLearning | Language: English | Duration: 2 hours | Size: 655 MB
Learn Operators and Conditional Statements in Python with detail Explanations for Beginners to Expert​

What you'll learn
To Understand Operators
To Understand Arithmetic Operators
To Understand Comparison Operators
To Understand Logical Operators
To Understand Bit wise operators
To Understand Assignment Operators
To Understand Membership Operators
To Understand Identity Operators
To Understand Blocks
To Understand Conditions
To Understand Control Flow Statements
To Understand Conditional Statements
To Understand Looping Statements
To Understand Continue Statement
Requirements
Basic Knowledge on Computers
Basic Knowledge on Programming
Description
In this course we are cover in below topics
To Understand how to work with Operators
To Understand how to work with Arithmetic Operators
To Understand how to work with Comparison Operators
To Understand how to work with Logical Operators
How to work with Bit wise operators
How to work with Assignment Operators
How to work with Membership Operators
How to work with Identity Operators
How to work with Blocks
Conditions
Control Flow Statements
Conditional statements
Looping statements
Continue Statement
Using While True Statement
some examples using while statement
For Loop
Range()
Who is the target audience?
Any one who want to become a Professional in Python
Any one who want to become a Programmer in Python
Any one who want to become a Expert in Python

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Configuring and Extending Dynamics 365 Customer Engagement
MP4 | Video: AVC 1280x720 | Audio: AAC 44KHz 2ch | Duration: 1 Hour 40M | 444 MB
Genre: eLearning | Language: English

Dynamics 365 is currently the result of Microsoft merging its traditional CRM platform with its ERP one. The platform is not only capable of typical salesforce automation and ERP functionality, but can also be extended to serve various other purposes. This course focuses on the various deployment models, as well as the overall platform structure.
Microsoft Dynamics 365 is currently the result of Microsoft merging its traditional CRM platform with its ERP one. While the Dynamics CRM platform was already one of the leaders in the market, this new ability to unify traditional CRM with ERP functionality with reduced effort may well be the differentiating factor going forward. The platform is not only capable of typical salesforce automation and ERP functionality, but can also be extended to serve various other purposes. This flexibility, along with the various deployment options available, makes it a very enticing proposition for businesses of any size.
This course focuses on the various deployment models, as well as the overall platform structure. This information will build a knowledge base to help new users understand how this platform can be leveraged to create enterprise solutions.
The code bundle for this video course is available at:

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MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Genre: eLearning | Language: English + .VTT | Duration: 2.5 hour | Size: 1.05 GB
What you'll learn​

You will have a solid understanding of the Python syntax. From there you will be ready to develop awesome applications with the Python Programming Language.
Requirements
Basic understanding of a computer
Description
Python is an awesome programming language used by companies like Google and IBM. It's been around for several decades but it's still the most popular and one of the most widely used languages in the industry.
After getting your feet wet with this Python course you will be making your own Python applications in no time.
Who this course is for:
Anybody that wants to get started programming.

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MP4 | Video: AVC 1280x720 | Audio: AAC 48KHz 2ch | Duration: 11 Hours | Lec: 69 | 5.39 GB
Genre: eLearning | Language: English
Become a Certified SQL Developer From Scratch​

SQL is used to interact with Database Systems. As per ANSI (American National Standards Institute), SQL is the standard language for Relational Database Management Systems.
SQL has been the prominent language to interact with various Database Systems for many decades. While many languages that existed two decades ago are extinct now, SQL has always maintained its supremacy in the RDBMS world. Over the time, it has only advanced with new features and standards. And it seems to stay that way for years to come.

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R for Data Science: Lunchbreak Lessons (Update 7.11.2018)
.MP4, AVC, 220 kbps, 1280x720 | English, AAC, 128 kbps, 2 Ch | 3h 1m | 449 MB
Instructor: Mark Niemann-Ross

Programming is learned in small bits. You build on basic concepts. You transfer the knowledge you already have to the next language. Lunch Break Lessons teaches R-one of the most popular programming languages for data analysis and reporting-in short lessons that expand on what existing programmers already know.
The five minutes you spend each week will provide you with a building block you can use in the next two hours at work. Review language basics, discover methods to improve existing R code, explore new and interesting features, and learn about useful development tools and libraries that will make your time programming with R that much more productive.
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Mike Robertson And Eric Cressey - Magnificent Mobility
DVDRip | AVI/XviD, ~900 kb/s | 640x480 | 00:49:58 | English: MPEG Audio, 96 kb/s (2 ch) | 361 MB
Genre: eLearning Video / Rehabilitation

Magnificient Mobility" marks a revolution in preparation for competition, training, and rehabilitation. Old-school methods of preparation such as light cardio and static stretching are things of the past; these inefficient, ineffective traditionalist approaches simply won't prepare you for superior performance! In addition to serving as a great warm-up, the drills contained in this DVD will improve joint mobility, an important, yet often-overlooked quality necessary for optimal health and performance.[/code]][/SPOILER]In this information-packed DVD, Eric Cressey and Mike Robertson give you all the tools necessary to teach your body to move more safely, efficiently, and powerfully. With over 30 exercises and the rationale for their use included, you're guaranteed to find drills to get you healthy and take your performance to the next level!
As well, here's a few quick hits that I'm sure you all will be interested in:
- 50 minutes of viewing footage
- A "Crash Course" as to why dynamic flex exercises trump all others when it comes to warming-up
- 30+ dynamic flex and mobility exercises that address every major muscle group in the body
- Ways to loosen up and stretch all the typically "problem areas" such as the muscles around the low back, knees and hips
- The 3 static stretches that can be done pre-workout in conjunction with the dynamic flex exercises we outlined
- A highlighted model before each exercise to show what areas will be either stretched and/or activated
- "Coaching cues" at the end of each movement to make sure you are doing them properly and getting maximum benefit
As well, I'm going to use this thread to post the thoughts and critical reviews from leaders in our industry. As you may well know, Eric and I sent out 25 "pre-release" copies to find out what the best and brightest in the industry think. We'll be constantly updating the thread as we get more and more feedback from them.
Simply put, we firmly believe this DVD is going to change the way you think about flexibility, warming-up, and getting and staying healthy for a long time to come. We hope you enjoy it!


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Android Development Essential Training: Distributing Apps
MP4 | Video: AVC 1280x720 | Audio: AAC 44KHz 2ch | Duration: 1.5 Hours | 280 MB
Genre: eLearning | Language: English

Once you've created an Android app, it's time to share it with the world. Luckily, there are many avenues to distribution. This course focuses on the two primary channels: Google Play and the Amazon Appstore. The first step is to prepare your app, including cleaning up and optimizing code. Then you can learn how to package a signed application file for distribution and configure multiple variants with different features. Instructor Jon-Luke West-a product engineer who creates Android and iOS apps for a variety of markets-walks you through each step involved in getting your app into Google Play and Amazon, including creating graphics, setting pricing and product details, and publishing the app. He also shows how to track its success after release with the built-in reporting features offered by both stores, which cover everything from user feedback to crash statistics.


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Building React and ASP.NET MVC 5 Applications
MP4 | Video: AVC 1280x720 | Audio: AAC 44KHz 2ch | Duration: 2 Hours 11M | 839 MB
Genre: eLearning | Language: English

React.js is a popular framework that's especially suited to building web apps with ASP.NET MVC 5, but integrating the two frameworks can be challenging. In this course, instructor Kazi Nasrat Ali steps through how to wire these two frameworks together to develop full-stack React and ASP.NET MVC 5 web apps. Learn how to build a front end with React.js and a backend with ASP.NET MVC 5 and Entity Framework by creating a full-stack web app for a restaurant. Create user logins, add shopping cart functionality to your app, secure the API, and optimize for mobile. Upon wrapping up this course, you'll have the skills you need to combine the powers of React.js and ASP.NET MVC 5 to create high-quality, impactful webpages.


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James Brandon Photography - 10 Common Photography Mistakes
MP4 | Video: AVC 1280x720 | Audio: AAC 44KHz 2ch | Duration: 2.5 Hours | 1.14 GB
Genre: eLearning | Language: English

There are certain mistakes in the photographic journey that just about every photographer falls victim to at some point. Learning those mistakes ahead of time and seeing how to avoid them and/or correct this can be an invaluable asset towards creating memorable images that tell the story you want to tell. That's why the 10 Common Photography Mistakes video course was created.
James Brandon is a professional photographer who has traveled the world in search of beauty and perfect light. He has taught tens of thousands of photographers his techniques through his articles at Digital Photography School, his blog and newsletter, his best selling ebooks and now his video tutorials. His straight forward, in-depth and often humorous approach to teaching will make learning these photography mistakes fun and rewarding.


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FullStack JavaScript Foundations BootCamp-Master JavaScript
.MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Genre: eLearning | Language: English | Duration: 6 hours | Size: 2.73 GB​

This course teaches the fundamentals of JavaScript, better practices, tips/tricks and also build a DOM based OO game
What you'll learn
The student will be able to build large scale applications, understand how things works in deep level, and overall master the fundamental principles of programming.
Understand closure, call, apply and bind function thoroughly
Build your own reusable component
Build and refactor a simple CRUD app
Implement drag and drop without using any library
Build your own pagination control/library
Build a DOM based
Requirements
Basics of HTML and CSS
Knowledge of any programming language will be helpful but not a prerequisite
Description
Dear Friends,
Welcome to early access of the JavaScript fundamental course.
Some of the topics we will cover is listed below (content will be incrementally added and user feedback will be taken into consideration)
The Core
Introduction and basics
Objects
Functions
Arrays
Object Oriented Programming using es5/es6
Call, Apply and Bind
Closure
Lexical Scoping
Arrow functions
Spread Operators
REST Parameters
Promise
var/let/const
IIFE
The DOM
DOM Manipulation
Better practices
Building Re-usable Code
Building Reusable Libraries/Components
Implementing Drag and Drop without using third party library
Upcoming Content: To be published in Nov 2018
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Game Development
Build a pong game using OOP and DOM
Bonus Lectures: To be published in Dec/Jan 2019
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Node.js Development
Node.js Foundations
Build a small Full Stack Application using JavaScript
CRUD
One-to-one relation
One-to-many relation
File/Image Uploading etc.
Who is the target audience?
Beginner programmer who wants to learn and understand how to use JavaScript to build websites and applications

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Make Creative Drawings in 1 Hour
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 48 KHz, 2 Ch
Genre: eLearning | Language: English + .VTT | Duration: 1 hours | Size: 331 MB
Learn B&W Drawing techniques and creative ideas​

What you'll learn
Understand the basis - all drawing elements - of visual compositions
Begin to build their own personal Drawing style
Apreciating the litle emotional things that Art has to offer
Dream
Requirements
It is useful that they know something about Art
They need to have a good heart and be dreamers
Description
This course covers a new aproach to drawing.
All the elements that drawing uses: geometrical shapes, symbols, characters, perspective lines.
If you are serious about art, you need to learn diferent ideas to improve your own artistic style. Drawing is dreaming, you need no fancy techniques. Follow your intuition when making visual compositions.
A more creative view over visual arts is much needed nowadays.
. KIND OF VIDEOS INCLUDED:
. Talking head
. Live drawing
. Drawing Descriptions
. WHAT THIS COURSE COVERS:
. Symbols/ Expressionism/ Dripping technique/ "Dreaming wrist" technique
. Characters/ Cubism/ A new way of drawing characters
. Perspective/ Surrealism/ Vanishing points/ How to suggest depht behind the characters
. BENEFITS OF THIS COURSE:
. You will create much more creative art
Who is the target audience?
"To draw is to take a line for a walk" - Paul Klee
Everyone, absolutely everyone should draw
If you have a heart of stone, PLEASE don´t take this course ! :)

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Linux Technical interview questions and answers 2018
.MP4 | Video: 1280x720, 30 fps(r) | Audio: AAC, 48000 Hz, 2ch | 2.08 GB
Duration: 5.5 hours | Genre: eLearning | Language: English​

Linux 5.5 hours of practical technical interview questions, answers and explanations to Ace the Linux job interview 2018.

What you'll learn

You will be able to answer most of the Linux Technical Interview Questions
Students will be able to Ace the technical interview
Students will be able to get their dream Linux job
Student will be confident to answer most of the technical questions
Interviewer will be able to ask excellent Linux Technical questions
Students will have better understanding of why certain questions are asked and how to answer them
Students will be able to identify their weak areas and address them

Requirements

Familiarity and understanding of Linux basics.

Description

Linux system Troubleshooting - Part 1

1- How to view all messages generated by the system since the last reboot on RHEL7/CentOS 7?

2- How to check log messages related to kernel?

3- How can you continuously monitor logs as they come in?

4- Where can you find messages related to the installation of Linux?

5- Where are most of the log files located?

Linux system Troubleshooting - Part 2

Kernel Parameters - Ulimit

6- To improve performance, how can you safely set the limit of processes for the super-user root to be unlimited?

7- Where can you set the resource limits for users logged in via PAM?

8- How to check ulimit for a user?

9- How to check and increase the limit of opened files in Linux?

10- How to view run time kernel parameters?

11- How to change runtime kernel parameter for maximum shared segment size in bytes?

12- How to view Boot time parameters and which file is modified to change these parameters?

Linux system Troubleshooting - Part 3

Troubleshooting with uptime lsof pidof sar and more

13- How to check system load without top command?

14- By default load average is shown in how many intervals?

15- How can you get the physical and virtual memory statistics?

16- How to check cpu utilization and other statistics?

17- How to find process id of a process and kill it immediatley?

18- How to list all open files by specified user?

19- How to list all open files by specified command?

20- How can you list all network connections by port 22?

Advanced Linux system administrations questions and answers:

1- Run a command that shows all lines except any lines starting with the a character "#" in a file?
2- How can you continuously monitor log files for errors?
3- How to automatically remove files older than 7 days by creating a cron job to run every night?
4- How to list/print all created users on the system and send(redirect) them to a file?
5- How would you list only the 2nd column from a file?
6- How to broadcast a message to all logged -in users?
7- How to create a user with no login access?
8- How to schedule a server reboot in 15 minutes?
9- How to find disk usage by the largest directories?
10- How to prevent users from deleting other users files in a directory?
11- How to display 10th line of a file only?
12- Your server got hacked. Due to the amount of damage, the whole server needs to be restored.
How would you go about doing that?
13- What necessary steps should be taken to enhance the security of a server
after the initial install?
14- Which file is the most commonly known to check for log messages?
15- How and why to disable ping?
16- Explain the different fields in /etc/passwd?
17- Which cammand can tell how long the system has been running?
18- How to check if a port is listening?
19- You got a ticket stating server is down, how would you troubleshoot?
20- How to find all files in /bin with specified(755) permissions?

Part 2:

1- What is the default port & configuration file of SSH Server ?

2- How to change the default ssh port in linux ?

3- How to change Maximum allowed sessions through SSH?

4- What is the configuration file of ssh client ?

5- How to disable SSH root login in linux server ?

6- How to allow only specific users to ssh your linux server ?

7- SCP and how its used?

8- How to check SSH server's Version ?

9- How to setup password less ssh authentication in Linux?

Part 3:

1- How to extend SWAP space?

2- How to extend a logical volume?

3- How to create a logical volume?

4- How to create a volume group?

5- How to create a physical volume after the disk space has been added?

6- Is it possible to increase the logical volume on the fly?

7- How to reduce the logical volume and is it possible to reduce it on the fly?

8-9- How to scan disks for existing volume group and how to scan a logical
volume from existing volume group?

10-11-12-13- How to activate, deactivate, disable/enable a logical volume and a volume group?
How to activated the logical volume which in deactivated state?
How to disable the volume group ? or Deactivate the volume group?
How to enable the volume group ? or Activate the volume group?

14- What is the default size of a physical extent in LVM?

15-16-17-
How to list the available logical, physical volumes and see detailed volume group info on the system?
How to list the available physical volumes in LVM?
How to see the detailed volume group information?

Part 4:

1- How to find files that are over 10MB in size?

2- How would would you run a command that shows all lines containing a character # in a file?

3- How would you display all lines of a file with line numbers?

4- How to find current system information such as the version or release info of your server?

5- Where are the files located for network interfaces?

6- Which command can you run to find if a certain package has been installed?

7- How to find out total lines in a file without opening that file?

8- How to find disk usage by the largest directories?

9- How to find all directories named conf under root?

10- How to find files not accessed in over 3 days?

11- How to view difference between 2 files?

12- What is the location of system configuration files that should be backed up regularly?

13- What is the command to view all the currently logged in users?

Linux system administration Q&A

1- Which 2 files contain default values when creating a user with useradd command?

Questions 2-8 covered in one lecture:

2- What is the command to create a user with a pre defined uid, shell and
home directory?
3- How to delete a user with his home directory?
4- How to create a user specifying a primary/Secondary grp?
5- How to change primary group for any user?
6- How can you give a normal user all the root level privileges?
7- How can you give sudo access to any user without asking him to
provide password every time he runs a command?
7- How to view the User's login and logout details?
8- How to lock & unlock the User Account ?

Questions 9-14 covered in one lecture:

9- What is the command to view and change the expiry date for any user?
10- What are the fields of /etc/passwd file?
11- What is the difference between .bash_profile and .bashrc?
12- What are the details you get with finger command?
13- Name 3 files which are automatically created inside any user's home directory when a user is
added?
14- What is the command to view all the currently logged in users?

Linux basic system administration questions and answers:

1- Which 2 files contain the default values when creating a user with useradd command?

Questions 2-8 covered in part 2:

2- What is the command to create a user with a pre defined uid, shell and home directory?

3- How to delete a user with his home directory?

4- How to create a user specifying a primary/Secondary grp?

5- How to change primary group for any user?

6- How can you give a normal user all the root level privileges?

7- How can you give sudo access to any user without asking him to provide password every time he runs a command?

7- How to view the User's login and logout details?

8- How to lock & unlock the User Account ?

Questions 9-14 covered in part 3:

9- What is the command to view and change the expiry date for any user?

10- What are the fields of /etc/passwd file?

11- What is the difference between .bash_profile and .bashrc?

12- What are the details you get with finger command?

13- Name 3 files which are automatically created inside any user's home directory when a user is added?

14- What is the command to view all the currently logged in users?

Linux Basic Technical questions and answers

How to display hidden files?

Whats the difference between $ and # prompts on CLI?

How to find an error in a file?

How to make a directory?

How to remove a directory?

How to create a file?

How to move a file?

How to delete a file?

What is the default port # for DNS

What is the DNS package name?

what is the configuration file for DNS and its location?

List 3 types of file system?

List any 4 Linux flavors?

How to log off from Linux system?

How to check if a package is installed?

How to check your previously typed in commands?

Where are zone files located for DNS?

What is the command to find your current directory?

How to check file permissions?

How to find file type of a file?

How to find where passwd command is located?

what command is used for changing file permissions?

What command is used to read top/bottom part of a file?

How to check mtu, ip and MAC address?

How to get help on certain commands?

How to find your host name?

How to count total lines of a file?

What is the command to create a group?

How to reboot a Linux machine with init command?

Where are the user passwords saved?

How to find running processes on your system?

where is the network time configuration file located?

When is the last command used?

Who is the target audience?

Anyone with a desire to pursue Linux as a career.
Current Linux support professionals who would like to level up their career.
Advanced Linux professionals who would like to brush up on their Technical Interview questions.
IT Managers who would like to ask better questions in a Technical Linux interview.




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