Indian elections use Electronic Voting Machines to ensure that no one tampers with the will of the people. Please look at this Quora answer which describes the election procedure in detail. https://t.co/46wpdOjbKO
@Shiva_Thakur18 In democracy no outcome is detrimental and no outcome is blissful. Hence the Indian Republic will always move at a pace of a snail 🐌 to achieve its objectives 💯
@venkateshdotdev When multiple people try to update a single value there is a chance that all the updates don't happen. So you update the values one by one and this is called concurrency. But when you want to do multiple operations (mutually exclusive) at once it's called parallelism.
@saeid64@IamAroke Aspect oriented programming has both pros and cons. I wouldn't be too quick to dismiss this approach. For example, this approach allows me to code the way to handle errors with a single block of code rather then doing it again and again as we do in golang.
@IamAroke I beleive it's mostly developer status. Most projects need a golang rewrite is my strong beleif. The projects that need rust is where we use memory and stuff like that. But most projects are web development and they definitely need a golang rewrite
@javarevisited There could be many reasons. I'll give you 2 scenarios where this could happen at the code level.
1. N+1 query problem
2. Multiple queries are running sequentially.
1 can be solved through joint queries and 2 can be solved through multi-threading.
@SumitM_X Delete, deletes all the data in the table but it doesn't reset the ID back to 0
Truncate: deletes all the data and resets the ID back to 0
Drop: delete the table and it's data
@javarevisited Transactions are needed in cases where we are doing a read and write request simultaneously. This is one of the cases for deadlock. So if the logic is simple I'll agree. However if it is not, I'll pushback stating that it is likely to cause deadlock.
@SumitM_X Because if the same request is made from another tab in the browser it can use the same tokens and get access to the resources. We want to ensure that only a single source can access the resources. Hence we need CORS.