AI : Artificial Intelligence

Some useful links to mastering AI

1 . Introduction to AI
2. Artificial Intelligence (Web)
3. Artificial Intelligence : Knowledge-based Systems
4. NPTEL - Artificial Intelligence 
5. Why AI is the trend?
6. Sundar Pichai - Why Machine Learning is the Future?
7. Sunder Pichai - Career Advice
8. AI - Lecture Series - IIT Kharagpur
9. Artificial intelligence tutorial
10. Creating AI using Python

Linear Algebra with R

Here are  some excellent online resources for Data Climbers (Data Science enthusiasts) solving and learning linear algebra with the R programming language.

1. linear-algebra-with-R
2. Syllabus
3. Quick - R 

Linear Algebra for Data Scientists

Resource to learn Data Science & Business Analytics
1 .Linear Algebra with Python
2 . Python Vs R Vs SAS
3. Programming in R
4. Download R for Windows
5. Linear Optimization in Python
6. Probability-Theory
7. Linear Algebra
8. what-is-the-difference-between-artificial-intelligence-and-machine-learning
9. Hadoop- Java's Big Data Framework
10. Hadoop Videos
11. IIT Madras - Data Science for Engineers  
12. NPTEL - Computer Science & Engineering courses
13. NPTEL - Machine Learning
14. NPTEL - Data Analytics
15. NPTEL - R programming
16. Linear Algebra with R

JavaScript : The language of web

JavaScript : The language of web

Python: What you must know

Master the language in a real-world context

software development in Python : Unit Testing

Knowing the core language itself

How modules interact

All you need to know

Applications for Python 

Understanding POINTERS in C

Pointers is a very easy concept, the confusion arises because the declaration and de-referencing  look very similar

you declare a pointer as        :   int * p     // DECLARING p as a pointer to  a data of type int 
you de-refernce it  as             :         *p    // Is a VALUE , achieved by DE-referncing the pointer p ( ' Data type' int not )
you use it as                           :          p    // the * is absent when you use it   ( * is not written when actually using pointer)

They appear to be same, only the 'int' ie data type is absent in the second case. So , when ever a * operator is preceded by a data type like int, char , struct etc its a DECLARTION , else its a VALUE ( ie got by de-referencing the pointer).
And further confusion is added, because when you use the pointer, it does not have the * operator before it , so the pointer is only 'p',


Thanks
Ashutosh

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