Are Rule-Based Systems Still Relevant Today?
Before Machine Learning came into the mainstream, Rule-based systems were being used actively to solve complex decision making problems. In fact, Rule engines were…
Using Julia from Mathematica
In an earlier article, I had shown how it is possible to interact with Mathematica from Julia. In today’s article, I will share the…
Why Learn C++
This is the third and the last article in the series “Why Learn Language-XYZ?”. I talked about Prolog and Lisp earlier. The present article…
Why Learn Lisp?
In the last article, I had shared my views on why programmers should learn Prolog, preferably as the first language. What language should one…
Why Learn Prolog?
There are several programming languages in use today and a simple google search will throw up interesting recommendations of a subset of these languages…
Book Review: Embracing Modern C++ Safely
Title: Embracing Modern C++ Safely Authors: John Laos, Vittorio Romeo, Rostislav Khlebnikov, and Alisdair Meredith Publisher: Pearson Education, Inc. Year: 2022 C++ is a…
Book Review: Art of Repertorisation
Title: Art of Repertorisation: Rediscovering Old & Forgotten Repertories Author: Dr.Gaurang Gaikwad Publisher: Dr.Gaurang Gaikwad Year: 2021 This is Dr.Gaurang Gaikwad’s latest book, published…
Book Review: Decoding Mental Rubrics
Title: Decoding Mental Rubrics Authors: Dr.Gaurang Gaikwad and Dr. Rameez Chougle Publisher: Dr.Gaurang Gaikwad Year: 2019 (Latest reprint: 2022) Dr.Gaurang Gaikwad is a popular homeopath…
std::array vs. std::vector
One of the common questions when starting to study the container abstractions in C++20 is “Should I use std::array or std::vector?”. The correct answer is…
Understanding std::span
Introduced in C++20, std::span is a light-weight abstraction that provides a convenient view into a collection of contiguous elements. Note that it is not enough for…