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Google has introduced several time-saving and fun to use AI tools at its recent Google I/O event 2025 at Mountain View, California. Let us know about what each Google AI tool can do for you.
Note: Modal means the type of input like text, image, audio and video.
Python is a widely used programming language or script for various purposes.
Windows 11 does not show the MY COMPUTER option on the Taskbar and Start Menu. Let us know how to open My Computer by default using the File Explorer on the Taskbar (also on the Start Menu) in Windows 11 and 10.
Microsoft has started rolling out Windows 11 to users who have enrolled on its Insider Program. Most of the new generation Desktops and Laptops are eligible to run Windows 11 while many of the older PCs have been left out. Let us know how to Download and Install Windows 11 Operating System.
It is common for an Android Developer to upload new versions of an existing app in the Play-Console.
Python language supports loops or iterations. A program block that repeatedly executes a group of statements based on a condition is called a Loop. Let us know more about a Python WHILE loop with a break, continue and pass control statements with examples.
A program statement that can alter the flow of execution is called a Control Statement. Let us know more about Python IF, ELIF and ELSE control statements with examples using this Last Minute Python tutorial.
Python programming language supports a variety of operators namely Arithmetic, Bitwise, Relational, Assignment, Identity, Membership, Logical and Boolean. Let us discuss Python Operator Priority or precedence relative to one other with examples using this tutorial.
Python Bitwise Operators work on integer type operands at bit-level. A number is converted to 1's and 0's before a bitwise operator is applied.
Python uses the same keywords to represent logical operators and boolean operators. These are "and", "or" and "not". Let us learn more in this Last Minute Python Boolean Operators and Priority Tutorial with examples.
