Sunday 17 November 2013

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New Features in Windows 8.1: What makes it better?

Microsoft is on its way to turn heads with the launch of the new Windows 8.1. In this update to the already existing Windows 8 operating system, a whole new range of features has been included. These features are aimed at improving the tablet/ PC using experience of the users. After the previous version of this OS was released in August, 2012, it faced a lot of praises as well as criticism from the users. It is believed that this has lead to this latest update. And finally there is good news for the Windows 8 users. They will get this new update for free.
This OS is very easy to use as well as to install. But will it be any better than the original Windows 8? May be it is too soon to comment on that. So, below are some of the New Features in Windows 8.1 which are introduced.

New Features in Windows 8.1


  • Start button :It has been in the news that the Start button is going to come back with this update. But the truth is that it is not exactly the start button like in the case of Windows Vista/ XP/ 7 or others, rather it is a simple icon at the lower left of the display screen of your device. By simply clicking/ tapping on this button, you can zip back to the Windows 8 which uses tile user interface. Apart from this, the traditional right click options are still there as usual.

    • Universal search : One of the major drawbacks of Windows 8 was that while searching for documents/ files, the users had to specify exactly where they wanted to search i.e. folders, apps, files or settings. But in the new Windows 8.1, there is the facility to carry out universal search. This means that all you need to do is type what you want to search and all folders and files will be searched automatically. Apart from this, there is smart search which will make suggestions without the need to search an entire word or phrase.
    • Boot to desktop : For people without a PC, laptop or tablet, the tiled user interface of Windows 8 was not convenient to use on their computer systems. Due to this reason, the Windows 8.1 OS comes with an option during the time of booting using which bypass the tiled user interface and can get it opened on the desktop. Under the task and navigation properties menu, there is a box that you need to tick. Click on the box next to the “Go to the desktop instead of start when I sign in” and you will be redirected to the desktop automatically. In case you want to change this setting, you need to un- tick this box.
    • Find apps using the apps bar : Windows 8.1 comes with an app bar and you can use it by right clicking on the app screen with mouse or by swiping the bottom of screen upwards. This will open the list of apps and their functions. You can also pin these apps onto the taskbar.
    • Find libraries & charm : With Windows 7 came the library which showed all your contents and made them easy to access. Now, Windows 8.1 doesn’t show this folder and you need to click on View menu in order to access it. Another feature is the Charms. You can easily find it on the right side of the screen.
    • Alarm : You can set alarm by clicking on the start screen.
    • Customize the lock up screen using photos : While Windows 8 allowed you to set specific photos on the lock screen but Windows 8.1 allows you to set a whole series of pictures onto the lock screen as well.
    • Quick shutdown : Shutting down the system is the same in Windows 8.1 as that was in the previous versions but there are some new features here. This helps you in logging out of your account or shutting down your system without using the settings charm.
    While these are few of the features in this Windows update, there are a whole bunch of other improved features as well.

    Download Windows 8.1 From Here



Sunday 13 October 2013

Download Bluestacks Android App Player For Windows


Bluestacks is a Silicon Valley-based software company that produces BlueStacks App Player and BlueStacks Cloud Connect. Both products are designed to enable Android applications to run on Windows PCs, Macintosh computers and Windows tablets.

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Sunday 1 September 2013

01. importjava.io.BufferedReader; 02. importjava.io.IOException; 03. importjava.io.InputStreamReader; 04. 05. /** 06. * @author 539189 07. * 08. */ 09. publicclassTribonacci { 10. 11. /** 12. * @param args 13. */ 14. publicstaticvoidmain(String[] args) { 15. // TODO Auto-generated method stub 16. BufferedReader bf =newBufferedReader(newInputStreamReader(System.in)); 17. try{ 18. System.out.print("Please Enter a number:"); 19. Integer n = Integer.parseInt(bf.readLine()); 20. 21. if(n <0){ 22. thrownewNegativeNumberException("Negative Numbers are not allowed!!"); 23. } 24. elseif(n >0&& n <4){ 25. thrownewInvalidInputException("You must not enter a valid input above 4"); 26. } 27. else{ 28. inta=0,b=1,c=1,sum=0; 29. System.out.print("The Tribonacci Serices is :\n 0\t 1\t 1\t"); 30. while(n >3){ 31. sum = a+b+c; 32. System.out.print(sum +"\t"); 33. n--; 34. a = b; 35. b = c; 36. c = sum; 37. } 38. } 39. }catch(NumberFormatException e) { 40. // TODO Auto-generated catch block 41. System.out.print("Please enter Numbers only !!"); 42. }catch(NegativeNumberException e){ 43. System.out.print(e.getMessage()); 44. }catch(InvalidInputException e){ 45. System.out.print(e.getMessage()); 46. } 47. catch(IOException e) { 48. // TODO Auto-generated catch block 49. System.out.print("Unexpceted error !!"); 50. } 51. 52. 53. } 54. 55. } 56. 57. classInvalidInputExceptionextendsException{ 58. privatestaticfinallongserialVersionUID = 1L; 59. 60. publicInvalidInputException(String msg){ 61. super(msg); 62. } 63. 64. }
/*/* Java program to swap two numbers, This Swap Numbers *//* Java Example shows how to swap value of two numbers using java. */*/public class SwapElementsExample { public static void main(String[] args) { int num1 = 10; int num2 = 20; System.out.println("Before Swapping"); System.out.println("Value of num1 is :" + num1); System.out.println("Value of num2 is :" +num2); //swap the value swap(num1, num2); } private static void swap(int num1, int num2) { int temp = num1; num1 = num2; num2 = temp; System.out.println("After Swapping"); System.out.println("Value of num1 is :" + num1); System.out.println("Value of num2 is :" +num2); }/*Output of Swap Numbers example would beBefore SwappingValue of num1 is :10Value of num2 is :20After SwappingValue of num1 is :20Value of num2 is :10*/
#include <iostream> usingnamespacestd; constintSTACK_SIZE=100; classstack{ private: intcount;// number of items in the stack intdata[STACK_SIZE]; public: stack(); ~stack(); voidpush(constintitem);// push an item on the stack intpop(void);// pop item off the stack }; stack::stack()// constructor { count=0;// zero the stack } stack::~stack(){}// default destructor voidstack::push(constintitem) { if(count<STACK_SIZE) { data[count]=item; ++count; } elsecout<<"Overflow!\n"; } intstack::pop(void) { if(count>0) { --count; return(data[count]); } else { cout<<"Underflow!\n"; return0; } } voidtoBinary(intnums); voidtoOctal(intnums); voidtoHex(intnums); intmain() { intnums; cout<<"Please enter a decimal: "; cin>>nums; cout<<"\nBinary format:: "; toBinary(nums); cout<<"\nOctal format:: "; toOctal(nums); cout<<"\nHexadecimal format::"; toHex(nums); cout<<"\n"; return0; } voidtoBinary(intnum) { inttotal=0; stackreverse;// declare a local stack!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! intctr=0;// declare a local counter!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! while(num>0) { total=num%2; num/=2; //cout << total << " "; reverse.push(total);// save to stack instead of printing!!!!!!!!! ctr++;// count the number of digits saved!!!!!!!!!!!! } while(ctr>0) { cout<<reverse.pop()<<" "; ctr--; } } voidtoOctal(intnum) { inttotal=0; stackreverse;// declare a local stack!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! intctr=0;// declare a local counter!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! while(num>0) { total=num%8; num/=8; //cout << total << " "; reverse.push(total);// save to stack instead of printing!!!!!!!!! ctr++;// count the number of digits saved!!!!!!!!!!!! } while(ctr>0) { cout<<reverse.pop()<<" "; ctr--; } } voidtoHex(intnum) { intcounter,x,a,hex[100]; //char c[100]; for(counter=0;num!=0;counter++) { a=num%16; hex[counter]=a; num=num/16; } for(x=counter-1;x>=0;x--) { if(hex[x]==10) { cout<<"A"; } elseif(hex[x]==11) { cout<<"B"; } elseif(hex[x]==12) { cout<<"C"; } elseif(hex[x]==13) { cout<<"D"; } elseif(hex[x]==14) { cout<<"E"; } elseif(hex[x]==15) { cout<<"F"; } else { cout<<hex[x]; } } }