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Dynamic Function Dispatch with Dictionaries

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Learn how to replace long if-else chains in Python with clean and efficient dynamic function dispatch using dictionaries. Debian 12 GNOME. Dynamic Function Dispatch in Python with Dictionaries In this tutorial, we will explore how to replace repetitive if-elif-else chains with a more scalable and elegant approach: dynamic function dispatch using dictionaries. This technique allows us to map string or key inputs directly to functions, simplifying the control flow of our programs and improving readability. What is Dynamic Dispatch? Dynamic dispatch refers to deciding which function to call at runtime rather than hardcoding every condition. In Python, this can be achieved easily using dictionaries where keys represent actions and values point to callable objects like functions or lambdas. Why Use Dictionaries for Dispatch? Dictionaries provide constant-time lookup and make it easier to extend your program. Instead of modifying a lon...

Dynamic Function Dispatch with Dictionaries

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Learn how to replace long if-else chains in Python with clean and efficient dynamic function dispatch using dictionaries. Debian 12 GNOME. Dynamic Function Dispatch in Python with Dictionaries In this tutorial, we will explore how to replace repetitive if-elif-else chains with a more scalable and elegant approach: dynamic function dispatch using dictionaries. This technique allows us to map string or key inputs directly to functions, simplifying the control flow of our programs and improving readability. What is Dynamic Dispatch? Dynamic dispatch refers to deciding which function to call at runtime rather than hardcoding every condition. In Python, this can be achieved easily using dictionaries where keys represent actions and values point to callable objects like functions or lambdas. Why Use Dictionaries for Dispatch? Dictionaries provide constant-time lookup and make it easier to extend your program. Instead of modifying a lon...

Socket Programming in C TCP Client and Server

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Learn socket programming in C by building a simple TCP client and server on Debian 12. This tutorial covers creating sockets, connecting, sending, and receiving data with clear code examples using Vim. Socket Programming in C: TCP Client and Server Socket programming lets your C programs communicate over networks. This tutorial shows how to create a TCP client and server using sockets on Debian 12. TCP Server The server creates a socket, binds to a port, listens for connections, and accepts one client. It then receives a message and replies back. Server Code Example // tcp_server.c #include #include #include #include #include #define PORT 8080 #define BUFFER_SIZE 1024 int main() int server_fd, new_socket; struct sockaddr_in address; int addrlen = sizeof(address); char buffer[BUFFER_SIZE] = 0; char *hello = \\"Hello from server\\"; if ((server_fd = socket(AF_INET, SOCK_STREAM, 0)) == 0) perror(\\"socket failed\\...

Socket Programming in C TCP Client and Server

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Learn socket programming in C by building a simple TCP client and server on Debian 12. This tutorial covers creating sockets, connecting, sending, and receiving data with clear code examples using Vim. Socket Programming in C: TCP Client and Server Socket programming lets your C programs communicate over networks. This tutorial shows how to create a TCP client and server using sockets on Debian 12. TCP Server The server creates a socket, binds to a port, listens for connections, and accepts one client. It then receives a message and replies back. Server Code Example // tcp_server.c #include #include #include #include #include #define PORT 8080 #define BUFFER_SIZE 1024 int main() int server_fd, new_socket; struct sockaddr_in address; int addrlen = sizeof(address); char buffer[BUFFER_SIZE] = 0; char *hello = \\"Hello from server\\"; if ((server_fd = socket(AF_INET, SOCK_STREAM, 0)) == 0) perror(\\"socket failed\\...