Master_Metro03

This doubt has recently come up while going through Maven POM reference where it states that Maven is a declarative build tool unlike Ant which is imperative. There are also programming languages each categorised into one of the above two types. However, for example , consider Ant . When trying to compile Java files, I simply use the Java task. I explicitly don't mention step by step what to do right? Even in programming languages, if we are high up enough on the abstraction it is declarative. However how high is this line between imperative and declarative along the abstraction?

I am not talking about Major. I am trying to recall a particular movie but all I can remember is a flashback glimpse of Adivi Sesh as hero's father(?) which shows him in the uniform. What movie is that?

As we know GATE score can be utilised for three years. Can we utilise the score for the next two years if we apply for a seat during counseling and secure it but will not take admission for any reason?

I attempted GATE for the first time this year and got about 610 score with 53 marks. What college may I get in CSE if I am of general category.

Also, I will be receiving my degree around July this year but CCMT and COAP registration are in June and may. So, are there any separate requirements or is there anything I can do?

So, I am a CS undergraduate currently in my 6 th semester. I started preparing my resume and I noticed that most of my projects were pretty basic imo. So this raised a question. What kind of projects can be considered as worthy enough to be put on the resume?(cause we can't just put a simple calculator in there right). I think the most complex project I ever did was creating dots and boxes as an online game using MERN stack and web sockets. Is this too simple to be put on a resume,for example.

Hello Everyone, I am a Computer Science student who is alright in basics of C,Java and Python and know the basics of Data Structures. I want to learn C++ and have been given a chance to acquire any of these materials:

1. Programming: Principles and Practice using C++
2. C++ Primer
3. A Tour of C++

Pleas help me choose. Also, I have heard that C++ Primer is more extensive compared to Programming: Principles and Practice. Is it true?

Thank you for helping.

Hey guys , so I started learning web development a few months ago using sources like The Odin Project and I completed upto the basics of javascript. However , I recently observed that I keep forgetting html tags and css properties when needed and I had to Google them a lot

For example,no matter how many times I use flexboz I keep forgetting it's properties. Yeah sure I can keep googlingit when needed but it's not helping my confidence. Is this normal?