Amaze Courses

Introduction: Hey guys! How have you been? w e have created a list of sites that might be helpful in clearing your doubts regarding studies, fitness, books, etc. All of them are absolutely adaptive, personalized, and backed up by a network of human help for better solutions (every time you open up them). We hope you are pretty familiar with some sites whereas some sites are totally new for you. Let’s have a look on them : 1 .  Stack Overflow S tackOverFlow is a flagship site of the Stack Exchange Network (launched by Jeff Atwood and Joel Spolsky in 2008), covering questions and answer on a variety of topics related to computer programming. This site allows you to ask and answer questions. And you can also vote questions and answers up or down, and edit them, if you become a member (with active participation). Moreover, you can earn “badges” and reputation points, through the “up”  vote received on your questions and answers (10 reputation points for each

Introduction Hey guys! Well in this period of quarantine everybody is looking to discover new skills that help them in the long run. That’s why we are here again to present you some helpful courses which are available at no charges (mostly), but before that let’s have a short discussion on what’s down there. There are some organizations or websites that provide you various free courses (only for your benefit) and I want you to make use of them as soon as possible. To get enrolled in your favorite course you will either have to submit an application or simply sign up. Now, what are we waiting for, let’s start with it :  1. G o o g l e digital unlocked To make people aware of digitalization  in India , Google collaborated with the Indian School of Business and Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology. With about 126 plus free courses, this initiative helps you to achieve your goals and recommends which to pursue in. After the completion

Introduction: Welcome back, guys! if you are planning to grab an internship then you’ve come to the right place. So, without much chit-chats, let’s started with these versatile internship sites. But first as usual let’s gain a bit knowledge about it. Internships are the opportunities that prepare students to deal with different kinds of real-world problems during a job. These internships are also very helpful in order to gain work experience, refine skills, and enlarging professional circles. Not to mention, students with internship experience always have an advantage in cracking jobs (but with good skills and other qualities) in comparison to others. Moreover, if you working in a paid internship, then there are 60% chances (according to recent researches and studies) that the respective company or organization will hire you in the future. Now, we can start, and let's discuss these amazing platforms. 1. LinkedIn Today, having a LinkedIn pr

Introduction: Well, hello everybody! we hope that you all are safe and spending your quality time wisely. As the title suggests, today let’s talk about some awesome IDEs and text editors that you can use to boost your programming skills. These applications are made to help you to code with a variety of tools and indifferent kinds programming languages (depending on the version) like C++, Java, Python, etc. Some of you think that IDEs and text editors are the same things but they aren’t. Let me explain it to you. IDEs are a combination of editors, debuggers, and built-in tools for compiling and running applications. Plus, they only support a specific language. On the other hand, text editors support a no. of languages but you will need to install proper plugins and packages for those specific languages. Look each one of them are better than the others in one way or another but it is entirely up to you which you need or like the most. So, here we go. 1. Mic