Python is known for its simplicity and versatility, making it a great choice for both beginners and experienced developers. One of the lesser-known yet incredibly fun libraries in Python is turtle. The turtle module is a standard Python library used to introduce programming to kids and beginners, but it’s also capable of creating some pretty … Continue reading Exploring Python Turtle: A Fun Way to Create Graphics
Introduction to Qubit
Computers require a form of base unit that converts electricity (energy) into data that can be used to store, compute, and execute applications. The devices we use today, smartphones, laptops, smart devices, and more, this base unit is known as a ‘bit’. A bit can be either 1 or 0. On the other hand, in … Continue reading Introduction to Qubit
Azure monitoring data event-hub integration
Microsoft provides a good documentation on how to ingest monitoring data over event-hubs and preparing it for Azure Data Explorer, Tutorial: Ingest and query monitoring data in Azure Data Explorer. The solution provided by Microsoft collects all Diagnostic data in a central table, which is counterproductive if alerts or detailed queries are needed. So how … Continue reading Azure monitoring data event-hub integration
Python for beginners
Hi, if you are embarking on a journey to start learning Python, or you just need to refresh your mind, perhaps from after a long summer break ;), this is the right place to be! At Clounce, we prepared a number of Jupyter notebooks to help you started (see link below). Each notebook focuses on … Continue reading Python for beginners
Water-Jars Problem (Properties of using 2 Jars for the problem)
In the film Die Hard 3, the protagonists have been presented with a problem of how to fill a water can with exactly 4L using a 3L and a 5L tank with an unlimited supply of water [3]. Although the problem, increased in popularity with the film the problem has been around for a while … Continue reading Water-Jars Problem (Properties of using 2 Jars for the problem)