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Currently, Sean is a student in the University of the Philippines Visayas Tacloban College majoring in B.S. Computer Science. He has prior experience with C/C++, Python, HTML5/CSS3/JavaScript. Recently, he developed an election system for the high school…
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 | I'll give you my two cents. **1a. Can I setup my server in the same computer that I will be working on?** Yes, you can. **1b. Can I setup two servers in one PC?** Of course, you can. There's no problem with a web server and database server running in …  |
| | One solution is to crop the bottom of the image so that the text appears. Another solution is to create a `div`. Use the image as the background of that `div` and put text inside that `div`. The HTML of that `div` will be like: `<div><p>Text</p></div>` |
| | Hope you don't mind but I'd suggest you add this. * Use a VCS  |
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| | Re: Random Numbers Incorporating many of the suggestions the others have stated and mixing it up with my own, the code can be like this. import java.util.Random; public class RandomNumbers { public static void main(String[] args) { Random randomNumbers = new Random(); int count, number, odd; for (count = 0; count < 100; … |
| | Hey guys, so I saw a post where someone asked, "Why Linux?". To answer that, I wrote an article in my blog. Here's the [link](http://seanballais.github.io/blog/why-linux/). I thought that it would be nice to share the article in this subtopic so I created this post. Hope you enjoy the article. |
| | Re: why linux I would have responded immediately to this post through this forum but I decided to write a blog post about this instead over at my blog. Here's the [link](http://seanballais.github.io/blog/why-linux/). |
| | Re: While loop Loops and conditional expressions will only execute the code inside them when their conditions are `True`. Once their conditions result into `False`, they will stop executing the code inside them. |