Programming & Design
Calloc vs Malloc
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‘Calloc’ and ‘Malloc’ refers to the performing of dynamic memory allocation in a C programming language. A ‘calloc’ initialize the allocated memory with zero; whereas a ‘malloc’ does not initialize the... |
Delete vs Truncate in SQL
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Delete and Truncate are SQL commands, used to perform specific operations. These are different types of data languages. The ‘DELETE’ command is used to remove any specific row from a table, whereas a ‘TRUNCATE... |
B Tree vs B+ Tree.
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In computers, the binary trees are tree data structures that store the data, and allow the user to access, search, insert and delete the data at the algorithmic time. The difference between a B and B+ tree is... |
NTFS vs FAT File Systems
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NTFS and FAT are both file systems. Both are two different methods, which store the data in a partition and a structured way. NTFS stands for New Technology File System while FAT stands for File Allocation... |
Microprocessor vs Microcontroller
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The difference between a microprocessor and a microcontroller lies in the presence of RAM, ROM, and other peripherals in a microcontroller. A microprocessor only contains the CPU and lacks the other components. |













