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Preconceived notions  The term through which the human algorithms are operated, so most of the time our decisions or judgments might be triggered through the ‘preconceived notions’. Let’s say for example, the first time when we encounter to an unknown place, person or an object, the first impulses of thoughts made are based on these preconceived notions, now interestingly, these preconceived notions are twofold as they are either formed by your own reasoning system or it could be subconsciously feed to your mind by some-one else. For a lighter note, say for example if you are passing through a dark tunnel and you met a person ‘A’ in between who tells you that don’t cross the tunnel as there is huge pit ahead, then obvious way is that you will quit going ahead, on other hand if a person ‘B’ would met you who had told you that there is great scenery ahead to view, then you might take decision to go ahead. Now in this case, it seems that you didn’t have any choice, else than to listen...

  Does engagement of children working for earning an issue of concern or not? Allowing children to get involved in paid work is a controversial and debatable issue. It is a complicated and sensitive topic as there are various circumstances under which a child engaging in paid work is justified and at the same time, there are facts that prove it to be an illegal act. Wrong thing about child work Childhood is a golden period of life to enjoy, develop and learn rather than getting involved in paid works. It is not practical to drag them to do paid work. Employers manipulate children, they pay-less and exploit the child. The jobs in which children are involved do not give them any benefit instead it hampers their development and restricts their progress. Many children work in factories and which could result in infecting their health.   Instead of getting involved in education a child is forced towards the money which could consequently lead to doing him/her tasks that are in...

  There is a very high probability that there might be some questions that you have encountered or would encounter in the upcoming future, if you are preparing for an interview irrespective of which field you belong to, you should be always ready with the answers for these questions and even if you are not preparing for any job still finding the answer of following questions would provide clarity to your life.  I suggest you take a note of these questions either on your hard copy diary or else could save in your  e-notes as per your convenience, but remember noting them down is necessary, I don't recommend you to copy-paste it or taking a screenshot as because jotting each question you are naturally performing a brainstorming activity which is the most important part of it.   I am just providing you questions without answers because the real task is finding them by your own, if you google it you may find the answers but they are not yours as every individual hav...

 How to learn making customer strategy through case study. (PART -2) How to know the buyer behavior patterns like their basic needs, influences and motives? Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs   1)    Social Needs:- Buyers are conscious towards numerous variables of chocolates like structure and size of the chocolate, its consistency in the mouth, contact, its softening and so forth. There are different elements like moral obligation of Hershey’s company and corporate social duty influences the buying choice of the chocolate customers. For instance corporate social duty of the organization incorporates lawful consistence, ecological issue and so on. In assembling the item organization ought to pursue the principles and controls made by the controllers of the business. Hershey dependably pursued the legitimate necessities of the chocolate manufacturing industry. Likewise the corporate social obligation of the organization impacts the buyers to consider the organization on...

   1. What are C, C++, Python, Java, JavaScript, SQL and Django? C is a general-purpose, procedural, compiled and structured language. C++ is a superset of C language, as it includes OOPS (Object Oriented Programming System).   Python is a platform-independent interpreted programming language that supports OOPS. JAVA is a platform-independent, class-based interpreted programming language that supports OOPS which has been designed for lower dependencies. JavaScript (JS) is a scripting language that doesn’t need to compile like java, it can be interpreted SQL (Structured Query Language) is a language used by a database like RDBMS and RDSMS. Django is a web framework (framework in programming is a tool that provides ready-made components that are customized in order to ease up development) that enables rapid development of secure and maintainable websites.      2.   What are array, pointer, and LinkedList? Difference between them? Arr...

A visit at a mechanical workshop.  Today is 5 th June of 2018, Tuesday and I am in the second year of my mechanical engineering degree as the semester examinations are far ahead and have some good time to wander on the field, so I have applied for an internship at one of the manufacturing shed 10 km far from my home and as my university has provided me with leave for 10 days to gain exposure through the industry.   From the beginning of engineering, I was very keen on understanding the practical aspect of the manufacturing processes so the experience could have been thrilling for me because before in my life I have never visited any manufacturing plant, the only image which I possess is of those which I have seen on ‘National-geographic channel’ in some episodes of ‘Mega factories’ or from ‘Engineering Marvels’ show from ‘Discovery Channel’ so now I was so excited about it. As I enter that industrial zone I could hear those chorus symphonies made by different types of m...