We have already discussed the latest standard of JavaScript which is ES6. Let and const was one of the most needed addition. If you have not already, you can read it here. Let us move on to another important concept in ES6 known as arrow functions.
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Ubuntu 19.04 named Disco Dingo has been released and it comes with a lot of wonderful updates.
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Today, we are looking at JavaScript keyboard input events! We have included text input fields where you can test out these events live. Let’s get started. 😎
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Many-a-times our coding projects require us to generate random numbers between an upper and lower limit. In this article, you will learn how to do the same in six most popular programming languages – C++, C#, Java, Python, JS and PHP. Let’s get started.
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Consider this – whenever you think of the term “hacking” or hear about different cyber-attacks, the first image that may pop in your mind is probably a guy in a black hoodie, sitting in a dark room, typing away in his laptop. Well, that is not how it works in the real world. This is where social engineering comes into the picture. Social engineering is nothing new though, it dates back to the infamous Trojan Horse that leads to the fall of Troy, but is often overlooked due to lack of awareness.
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XSS, an acronym derived from Cross ‘X’ Site Scripting, refers to the injection of malicious scripts into a legitimate website or web application. It is similar to other web attacks such as SQL injection, however, it is more devastating since an XSS attack does not target the application concerned rather it puts the users of the application at risk.
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