The Tech Storror

 First, the two languages ​​are created in completely different contexts and for different purposes. Java was created as a simple alternative to C ++. C ++ was very expensive for developers in those days, and it was very difficult for newcomers to learn advanced topics of C ++ (especially pointers and memory management), and error handling in C ++ was like a nightmare. Java was born to rescue everyone from such a situation. At first it eliminated the pointer concept, almost completely automated memory management, and introduced many advanced and easy error handling features. At the urging of the cross-platform, its entire activities are integrated into a virtual ecosystem, JVM. Interestingly, its syntax, which you think is difficult, became even more simple and user-friendly in those days. Although Java's syntax is high, none of it fails, every extra line or keyword teaches you to think like a computer. Python, on the other hand, gives the user more control, which can be either an

In order to keep pace with this 21st century information technology, a personal computer has become a necessary part of life. In the meantime, many technologies related to computers have been developed. Going to use the computer has exceeded the limits of human knowledge. There was a time when we only knew Microsoft products as operating systems, especially Windows XP. To use the Windows operating system to install on a computer, you had to take the help of someone skilled in this matter. With the easy availability of internet now everything is in our hands. When we try to install an operating system and various software on a computer, we often come across two words; ‘32-bit ’and ‘64 -bit’. ‘Bit’ is actually the unit of all such digital storage gauges as our widely known ‘kilobytes’, ‘megabytes’, ‘gigabytes’. Now, where 1 kilobyte is too small for us, why bother with even less (‘32-bit ’and ‘64-bit’) storage for computer processors or operating systems! Today's discussion will try

 1 GB equals 1000 MB. That is the truth. Where GB means gigabyte. MB is a megabyte.Wait, wait, don't come to kill. Let me tell you a little. Well, have you noticed somewhere that GiB or MiB is given as digital storage size. You either read gigabytes or megabytes. In fact, it is Gibbyte and Mbibyte, gradually. This time the relationship between these two signs. 1 GiB = 1024 MiB. Similarly, 1 MiB = 1024 KiB. KiB is the KiB byte. Now if you think why 1 GiB = 1024 MiB, then it can be said that it is a calculation formality. Since 10³ = 1000 is captured as "kilo" in the metric system, 1000 bytes (B) are captured as 1 kilobyte (KB) to match it. That is 1KB = 1000 Byte 1 MB = 1000 KB = 1000000 Byte But since the computer understands only 2 digits, 0 and 1, all the values ​​are expressed as the power of 2. KiB or MiB or GiB has been given separately by the International Electrotechnical Commission - without confusing this calculation with the metric method. That is 1KiB = 1024 B

One thing is clear, Linux itself is not an operating system. Linux is a kernel. Every operating system has a kernel. The kernel of Windows is "Anti", the kernel of MacOS is "XNU (Darwin)". In the same way, the kernel of Android is Linux. Linux is the kernel of not only Android but also Ubuntu, Red Hat, Fedra and other operating systems. Thousands of operating systems have been created with Linux. So all these operating systems are called "Linux based operating systems". Everything I will discuss here is about "Linux based operating system". I have a huge problem answering your question. Because "Linux based operating system" has no advantages at all compared to Windows - the disadvantages are more! For example, when Windows is updated, only you, even a five-year-old child, will understand why. Hours after hours will show the update screen, the computer can not be turned off at that time, will reboot a few times - then you will get the u