Computing Tutorials

Learn about computing concepts, tools, and best practices.

📄️ Accessibility Explained

Accessibility means allowing everyone access to a specific resource regardless of a person's abilities or limitations.

An Application Programming Interface (API) is a connection mechanism that allows two independent software to connect and communicate with each other.

A code block is a pair of braces used to group multiple statements. Block typically gets used in JavaScript functions and CSS rulesets.

Character encoding is the method used to encode a character from its standard form into code. Unicode assigns code points to characters.

Currying means converting a function with multiple arguments to a series of functions with only one argument each.

A DNS Hierarchy is a system used to sort the parts of a domain according to their importance. DNS hierarchy descends from the root domain.

Fisher-Yates shuffle is an algorithm for generating random arrangements of an array.

The internet is simply a wire through which data get shared between numerous devices.

Minimax algorithm is a recursive function that helps a player minimize the maximum possibility of losing a game.

Networking means connecting things, while software networking in programming means connecting two or more software applications.

A programming paradigm is the coding pattern you prefer to use to develop your application.

Radix indicates the number of unique digits from zero that you can use to express numbers in a standard positional numeral system.

Responsive web design means designing web pages to display nicely on the screen sizes you intend to support (mobiles, tablets, and desktops).

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UTF (Unicode Transformation Format) is the algorithm Unicode uses to transform all Unicode code points into their equivalent binary formats.

A web address or URL is a text string that specifies the location of webpages, images, or videos, on the internet.