PHP (Hypertext Preprocessor) is a computer programming language developed by Rasmus Lerdorf in 1994. It is a HTML Embedded Scripting language used by the web developers for creating dynamic contents that are interactive with database. Most of its syntax are same as C, Java, & Perl languages.
To know more about PHP, look at the below PPT:
JAVA is one of the most widely used computer programming languages which is class-based, concurrent, and object-oriented. Java was designed in 1991 by James Gosling, Patrick Naughton, and Mike Sheridan for interactive television, but it looked to be more advanced at that time. It was first known as Oak and later it named as Green, and finally it got the name JAVA. The developers designed this language with almost similar syntax of C & C++ language, so that the app programmers will feel better to club with it.
A basic tutorial on Java Programming is shown in the below PPT:
Steve Jobs, the former CEO of Apple Inc. coined the word “One More Thing” to show their secret products on the public releases. It was first used in the year 1999 for releasing iMac, and iTunes Match at 2011 was the last One More Thing by Steve Jobs. Recently, Tim Cook, the CEO of Apple also used “One More Thing” to release their brand new iWatch to the Public.
Group Technology (GT) is a manufacturing technology in which same parts are identified and classed together to find a single solution for a set of problems. Hence, GT saves time and effort. The similar parts are grouped together to form a part family. Each part family has similar manufacturing and design qualities.
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Numerical Control Machine (also known as NC machine) is an automated machine in which the machine tool control is programmed with a series of numbers. These numbers represent the tool position, cutting speed, feed, etc.
The below ppt speaks about the components, working, programming, advantages and disadvantages of a numerical control machine:
A mobile controlled robot is designed to add long distant wireless controllability to your robot. We know that a robot can be controlled wirelessly using Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, Zig Bee, etc., but these wireless options will end up with limited control distance. Fortunately, mobile controlled robot can be controlled anywhere from the world unless your phone goes out of signal or balance.
Wanna know how it works? Check the below Mobile Controlled Robot without Microcontroller PPT for more details:
Uploaded by: JAY Robotics Club – Self Learning