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		<title>3-Tier Application Vs 2-Tier Application</title>
		<description>2-Tier Application :- 

Windows Application Architecture(WAA) is also known as 2-Tier Architecture.

It is the combination of Windows Application plus Network Programming.

It comes in 1992 and is called Client Server Technology. Server tier contains database whether it is RDBMS or DBMS and the client tier contains executable forms(.exe). Client tier access ...</description>
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		<title>What is scripting language?</title>
		<description>Scripting language are those which are subversion of the main languages such as VB script, Java script.

These language need to web browser to run, they are not stand alone application so they run by using any other application.

Scripting language can be classified into two types:-

	Client side scripting:- Client side scripting ...</description>
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		<title>Identifier in C</title>
		<description>These are the program elements such as variable name, function name, enumerator name,  structure name, union name, etc..

Naming convention of Identifier:-

	It always begins with any alphabet or underscore.
	It is any combination of alphabet, digit &#38; underscore.
	Variable length is depend on the compiler.
	No special symbol &#38; no space are allowed ...</description>
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		<title>Keyword in C</title>
		<description>These all are reversed word whose medium are predefined or precompiled means it has the special meaning &#38; use to form a skeleton of the program.

The programmer can't inter-fear in these words in the same way as you, in, an.

Keyword always written in the small letter.

There are 34 keywords in ...</description>
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		<title>TOKENS in C</title>
		<description>Small indivisual units of a program is called Tokens.

There are 6 types of Tokens in C which are as follows:-

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	Variable
	Operator
	Punctuator
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		<title>History of C language</title>
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	developed by:- Dennis M. Ritche
	developed at:- AT &#38; T(American Telegraph &#38; Telecommunication) Bell Lab, Marci Hill, New Jersey, USA
	developed on:- UNIX DEC PDP 11 Operating System
	developed in:- late 1972
	also called Structured Programming Language.

Why C language name is C?

In 1970 B language is developed by Ken Thomson. For making ...</description>
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		<title>Hello world!</title>
		<description>Hi All,

This is my first post........ I am newbee in blogging but I really like blogging at least I can preach to others what I have.

Practice &#38; Preach Innovation.

Thanks,
dshivhare </description>
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