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What is the Difference Between an Abstract Class and an Interface?

Posted By: Katrina Cainon: June 26, 2008In: Computers, What is the DifferenceNo Comments

TweetIf you spend any time learning to program in an object oriented programming language, like C++, Java, Python or Ruby, you’re going to run across these two concepts. But what is th… Read more

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What is the Difference Between Alligators and Crocodiles?

Posted By: Katrina Cainon: June 26, 2008In: Animals, What is the DifferenceNo Comments

TweetAlligators and crocodiles are both crocodilians; but from different families. There are three separate families of crocodilians: Aligatoridae include alligators and caimans, Crocodylida… Read more

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What is the Difference Between C and C++

Posted By: Katrina Cainon: June 26, 2008In: Computers, What is the DifferenceNo Comments

TweetIf you’re reading this article, you probably know they’re both programming languages, but what is the difference between C and C++? C came first, developed as a procedural b… Read more

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What is the Difference Between Baking Soda and Baking Powder?

Posted By: Katrina Cainon: June 26, 2008In: Food, What is the DifferenceNo Comments

TweetBaking soda is sodium bicarbonate; pure and simple. Baking powder is a mixture of sodium bicarbonate and acid salts. The exact mixture depends on whether the baking powder is single act… Read more

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What is the Difference Between Procedure and Function?

Posted By: Katrina Cainon: June 26, 2008In: Computers, What is the DifferenceNo Comments

TweetProcedure and functions are generic terms used in computer science, interchangeably with method, subroutine, etc. However, in database programming they mean very specific things. So I… Read more

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What is the Difference Between Router and Switch?

Posted By: Katrina Cainon: June 26, 2008In: Computers, What is the DifferenceNo Comments

TweetRouters and switches are both pieces of networking equipment that help data move across the network to their final location, but they work differently, and actually function at differen… Read more

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What is the Difference Between Black and White?

Posted By: Katrina Cainon: June 26, 2008In: Nature, What is the DifferenceNo Comments

TweetBlack can be defined in a few ways. It does not emit any color, nor reflect any light and thus appears black to the human eye. Black can be both the absence of color and a blending of t… Read more

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What is the Difference Between Static and Dynamic IP Addresses?

Posted By: Katrina Cainon: June 26, 2008In: Computers, What is the DifferenceNo Comments

TweetWhen you connect a computer to a network, you have the choice of either giving it a static or dynamic IP address. What is the difference between them? A fixed, or static IP address assi… Read more

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What is the Difference Between Static and Dynamic RAM

Posted By: Katrina Cainon: June 26, 2008In: Computers, What is the DifferenceNo Comments

Tweet A computer uses RAM or memory as a place to store data in between times that the processor is using it. For example, a processor might be adding up a series of numbers, and would use t… Read more

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What is the Difference Between Static and Dynamic Web Pages

Posted By: Katrina Cainon: June 26, 2008In: Computers, What is the DifferenceNo Comments

TweetWhen you browse the Internet, you use a web browser. This is an application that runs off your local computer, connected to the Internet. It requests web pages from distant web servers,… Read more

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