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Are you the one who keeps wondering how to measure the proficiency of your coding skills? NPTEL, ACM India & Google bring to you the ultimate coding test that will help you improve your performance.  NPTEL, ACM India, and google have planned to conduct National Programming Aptitude Test (NPAT) on 13 August 2017. The students can sign up from July 9, 2017, to August 13, 2017, up to 10.45 AM. After signing in the student can learn and practice programming in c,c++ and Java.  The scores will be shared with potential employers who can use this pool to recruit . The link for registration is. https://npat.nptel.ac.in . This whole initiative is free of cost.   NPAT is a Programming Test so you will have to write a full program or sometimes just a function. Some questions could also have incomplete code that you have to complete to get the proper result. You do not need to know all 3 languages for NPAT. The test has to be answered in ONLY ONE programming language. ...

Social media has almost completely changed how many of us communicate and it can be a useful way to stay connected. But is there a point where the obsession with the modern phenomenon goes from harmless fun to an intrusion on your life? If you’re guilty of any of the following then maybe it’s time for you to take a step back from social media 1. Choosing the right status is torturous.  Image: Google Much like deciding on the right selfie, choosing the right thing to say on a status or tweet can be extremely difficult. Usually, the average user’s casual looking status will have gone through rigorous editing, multiple deletions and about 10 re-writes it’s that big of a deal. 2. You closely monitor ‘likes’ Image: Google Social media ‘likes’ mean a lot to the social media savvy. They’re a form of acceptance and after a while getting more and more likes can become quite the addiction. To the selfie addict, there’s no bigger achievement than going into double-figure...