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Opcode vs Bytecode

Opcode vs Bytecode
Opcode is a type of machine language instruction. It provides the computer with instructions indicating what to do with the data provided. Byte code is similar to opcode in nature, as it also tells the machine...

Lokpal Bill vs Jan Lokpal Bill

Lokpal Bill vs Jan Lokpal Bill
The Lokpal Bill, and the subsequent Jan Lokpal Bill are both anti corruption bills that aimed to address the rampant corruption in India. The first Lokpal Bill was introduced in 1968 and was passed by the Lok...

Lokpal vs Lokayukta

Lokpal vs Lokayukta
The Lokpal is the central governing body that has jurisdiction over all Members of Parliament and central government employees in cases of corruption. The Lokayuktas are similar to the Lokpal, but function on...

Precedence vs Precedent

Precedence vs Precedent
Precedence refers to the condition that something is more important that something else. On the other hand, precedent refers to something that happened before, but it sets an example for events that might...

Coarse vs Course

Coarse vs Course
The term ‘coarse’ commonly refers to a texture, specifically a harsh or rough texture. The coarse texture usually comes from the fact that the thing is made up of large rough grains or particles. Whereas, the...

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