How Do I Say, U201ctake Careu201d in Assamese?

Being an Assamese guy I can answer what you have asked but the problem is that framing sentences in Assamese & English is not same in pattern. So, it means that you canu2019t translate the sentences as it is from English to Assamese or vice versa. However, you can translate the same conveying the same meaning although there will be little variation in the sentences structure.

Coming to the answer:-English:-u201ctake careu201dAssamese:- u201c Vaaldore thakibau201d or u201c vaaldore jatno lobau201d or u201c nijor jatno lobau201d etcu2026.Notes:- So many ways are there to convey the same message. Also, in this modern era what I have observed is people are biased towards using English language in day to day life.

I wonu2019t point out other languages, if I consider my own mother tongue I can see that practically. Finally, Very people will say in pure Assamese. Good bye, take care etc are common words which are spoken mainly in English only.

I hope you have got the answer & I have said little elaborately too just for your reference. Thanks for reading

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C - How to ask user for a sentence and create an array with each word of the sentence?

Well, try breaking down the problem.

First, you need to request the sentence from the user. For that, you will look up some type of input library. How you will take the input depends on what the interface looks like, but stdio.

h is probably a good start. Youu2019ll of course want to consider error checking. What if the user puts in nothing, or only a single word?

Are you going to split the string based upon whitespace? Just spaces, or any whitespace? There are shortcuts in many C functions to indicate u201cany whitespace characteru201d.

Then, youu2019ll need to split the string. Again, consider how you want to do that. For each word, probably starting on whitespace is a good start, but will you consider hyphenated words as one word or two?

Consider stuff like that. Also, again, error checking. What if the user put in nothing?

What if they put in more than one whitespace character in a row? If they put in three spaces, a badly-designed procedure could consider the middle space a u201cwordu201d!Finally, youu2019ll need to load them into your array.

Thatu2019s fairly straightforward once youu2019ve got the parsing of the input set up. Good luck with your homework! Hope that helps as a starting point

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How can I learn Machine Learning in 31 Days?

Machine learning is the science of getting computers to act without being explicitly programmed. In the past decade, machine learning has given us self-driving cars, practical speech recognition, effective web search, and a vastly improved understanding of the human genome.Machine Learning focuses on the development of computer programs, and the primary aim is to allow computers to learn automatically without human intervention.

Google says "Machine Learning is the future," and the future of Machine Learning is going to be very bright.Yes, if you work hard you can learn the machine learning in 31 days and here i can recommend some online courses for you.Top Machine Learning Online Courses:#1 Machine Learning by Stanford University#2 Machine Learning Certification CourseHere i can suggest the 1st courseYou can learn:In the first week they will teach you the Introduction of machine learning, linear algebra, Linear regression with one variable.

You will learn the concepts like multiple variables of Linear regression and octave/Matlab software in the second week. Here they show how to submit the assignments.Logistic Regression and Regularisation is studied in the third week.

You can learn about the Neural Network representation, learning, how to apply machine learning system design, supervector machines and unsupervised learning, Anomaly detection in next 5 weeks.They will teach you the recommender systems, large scale machine learning and many applications in two weeks

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The receptionist at the doctoru2019s office where I work as an RN refers to the medical assistants as u2018nursesu2019. I am the only nurse in the office, the rest are MAs.

The receptionist said u2018nurseu2019 is a generic term. How do I politely correct her on this?

The education and correction of the receptionist should fall on the shoulders of either the practice manager or the doctor(s) in the practice.

The receptionist is wrong, she is also incorrect (sometimes but not always the same thing). She should not refer to non-nurses as nurses. It is akin to mislabeling someone as a doctor when they are not.

You clearly know and understand that the title of nurse, especially in the context of a healthcare provider is not a generic term, it is a precise, legal and professional title and deserves to be treated as such.The receptionist needs to be corrected, educated and instructed that their mistaken assumption is not only incorrect, it opens the practice up to a huge amount of potential liability and if she persists in using the title improperly, that she will likely lose her position and title within the practice. Which is why such information should come from someone who either manages the practice or to whom the practice answers.

Being polite to her is a good desire and shows that youre not being petty or pedantic. But she is deliberately making an error (repeatedly, and despite correct information from colleagues) that can bring many different sorts of problems. Since she clearly doesnt understand positions or titles, the message should be given to her by someone who she clearly understands is not only an authority on the matter, but someone who is in authority within the structure of the business

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Why do some people never greet first and always wait for others to say hi?

Should I greet such people first all the time?

I find it more and more that people just wont say hello first. For example: I saw a college classmate when I visited my hometown.

He looked at me and I thought he was going to come over and greet and we would catch up on old times. I was ready to greet him when he make a quick turn with his body and head. I walked after him and greeted him and asked why he did that.

His response was he didnt care to talk to me since I left the area and never returned. I took his action and words personally. He was incredibly rude.

I inquired about why should it matter that I had moved away and never returned. His response was I was like the rest of group of friends we hung out with: they moved away to different parts of the USA, Canada, and abroad. He hung around and lived and raised his family in the same town and his kids attended the same schools he did.

I invited him out to a coffee (my treat) but he said it was too late to talk. I was bewildered by his words and attitude.Perhaps people just dont want to extend themselves as my friend did for many different reasons that we cannot understand.

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Why did you learn Machine Learning?

I can not believe no one did mention money and job opportunities (if Im not wrong) and the fact that it is really hot at the moment, so everybody (in the data field) is talking about it. I know many that just went the ML/DL road because of the money, as simple as that.

They dont understand the maths behind ML/DL, and in fact are not interested in maths at all, they simply use known tricks/models and cash in, no question asked. Im coming from the Operations Research field and I see some of my colleagues disguising what they do and tell their clients it is machine learning or even better deep learning while actually it is not.Im not saying this is not a wonderful field that is very interesting but there are other reasons that pure scientific curiosity that bring people into that field.

For my part, I find machine learning complementary to what Im doing and it is very interesting but I would be lying if I didnt mention the job opportunities and the money that can be made when saying Ill solve your problem by applying machine learning.

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What is %p in the printf function in C programming language?

Where is %p useful with printf?

what is %p format specifier indicates in the printf statement?Functions belonging to the printf function family have the type specifiers "%p" and "%x"."x" and "X" serve to output a hexadecimal number.

"x" stands for lower case letters (abcdef) while "X" for capital letters (ABCDEF). "p" serves to output a pointer. It may differ depending upon the compiler and platform.

One specifier is often used instead of another on 32-bit systems, but it is a mistake. Here is an example:int a 10;int *b &a;printf("%pn",b);printf("%Xn",b);On a Win32 system, the following result will be printed:0018FF2018FF20As you may see, the output results for "%p" and "%X" are rather similar. This similarity leads to inaccuracy in the code and this, in its turn, results in errors occurring when you port a program to a 64-bit platform.

Most often it is "%X" that is used instead of "%p" to output the value of a pointer and it results in printing a wrong value if the object is situated outside the four less significant Gbytes of the address space.Ref : Difference between %p and %x

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What are the differences between String str1 "Strings are immutable" and String str2 new String ("Strings are immutable")? I know that String is a class but what is the meaning of u201cstr2u201d?

In Java we have a thing called u2018string poolu2019 which contains all statically compiled strings from _all_ packages and classes used in one JVM.Any string value which could be calculated during .java file compilation will end up in a string pool.

Like:String a,b,c;a u201cabcu201d;b u201cabu201d u201ccu201d;c u201cabu201d 1;Strings with the same value will have the same reference. So, for instance, if we have some string u201cabcu201d in package1.Class1 and the same string u201cabcu201d in package2.

Class2 those strings will have exactly the same reference if those classes are loaded in one JVM.On the other hand, if string value couldnu2019t be calculated at compile time it will be created on the heap. As an example:String a,b,c;a u201cau201d; // this will end up in the string poolb a u201cbu201d; // this will be created on the heap, because we are using variable to construct string valuec new String(u201ctestu201d); // this will also be created on the heap because we use u2018newu2019If, for some peculiar reason, youu2019ll need to add dynamically created string to the string pool you can use method intern() of the String object.

String a,b;a new String(u201csome stringu201d);b a.intern();System.out.

println(a b); // will print u2018falseu2019 because b contains address of the string in the string poolSo, answering your question: your first string will end up in a string pool, and the second on a heap

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I am a beginner programmer. How do I get better?

Coding, coding, coding This is something we always say:You dont get good at playing basketball by sitting and watching the NBA.

Youve gotta go out and play.For programming its the same. You have to code as much as possible.

In our programming courses, we have 1 class per week where we talk about programming, and 3 coding sessions where our students have to sit and code. When our students first join the course, theyre crazy about the class: whens the next class starting?, what well be talking about?

, should I read something before the class?, etc. Can you guess what do they consider as more valuable towards the end of the course?

CODING SESSIONS. They realize that watching us talking and explaining topics wont make them better programmers, they have to extract the concepts from classes and put them to work in real projects.As a recommendation, try to work on projects that are close to something real.

Dont settle with toy examples of building a library system. Try to go beyond: add security, tests, good documentation, etc.Heres a list of a few projects we use that might give you ideas of what to build.

Youre free to use these projects if you want to:rmotr-group-projects/pyp-w3-gw-jobs-detectorrmotr-group-projects/pyp-w4-gw-twitter-api