Reading Time: 3 minutes This is the second part of the blog series on Spark‘s structured APIs Dataframe & Datasets. In the first part we covered Dataframe and I recommend you go read that blog first if you are new to spark. In this blog we’ll cover the Spark Datasets API, so let’s get started. The Datasets API Datasets are also the combination of two characteristics: typed and untyped Continue Reading
Reading Time: 4 minutes If you are a little bit familiar with programming, you might have heard about an iterator. It is quite useful as it allows to access each item of an iterable and perform various operations as well. Let us explore it more and learn about some cool methods of iterators in Rust that produce other iterators.
Reading Time: 5 minutes Iptable is the built-in linux firewall which includes some conditions, known as rules, according to which the traffic is allowed on the machine.
Reading Time: < 1 minute Knoldus organized a knolx session on the topic : Functional Programming In JavaScript. Covers the Functional Programming Paradigm In JavaScript. You can watch the video of session: You can check slides as well. Thanks !!
Reading Time: < 1 minute In the kendo api, the kendo provides the Grid View to show the large data into a tabular form as grid. It collects meaningful data records and have filters on them to categorize data into various groups and choose which meets our requirement best. We can enable the filter by following code in while initializing the Kendo Grid , $(“#myGrid”).kendoGrid({ filterable: true, columns: [ Continue Reading
Reading Time: 2 minutes N–Grams can be used to search big data with compound words. German language is famous and referred for combining several small words into one massive compound word in order to capture precise or complex meanings. N-Grams are the fragments in which a word is broken, and as more number of fragments relevant to data, the more fragments will match.N-Grams has its length of fragment as Continue Reading
