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How To Play Games On Terminal?

Hello Everyone !!! In this tutorial, I will show you how simple it actually is to play games on the terminal by using SUDO commands. SUDO means Super User Do Commands !!! Intro We can do many things by using the Terminal with a few commands. The terminal is a very powerful tool to perform amazing commands. In this tutorial, we are going to play games on the Linux terminal. What You Need? We are going to play games on Linux Terminal. The requirements are - Linux Terminal Internet Connection  Administration Password  Let's Get Started We are going to use 3 Commands to install the game at a time on one line. Be careful while using the "SUDO" command. It is a very simple command as well as dangerous & destructive. Let's get started with the following steps. Step 1: Open the Terminal First of all, open the terminal. Go to applications & choose terminal. Also, we can use a keyboard shortcut to open the terminal. Keyboard Shortcut For T

How to { Compile + Run } a C Program Using Nano

Hello Everyone !!! If you don't have an IDE or Software with you to run your code, then don't worry !!! We have Hulk. Oops !! Sorry that was Tony Stark's dialogue... We have Nano to Compile & Run the program. At the end of this tutorial, you will be able to compile & run a C program using Nano Text Editor on the Terminal. Intro In the previous tutorial, we learned about the basic functions of Nano Text Editor using Command Line. If you haven't seen the previous tut, then click here . I found this feature of running C program with Nano while Code Blocks Software on my Mac was continuously crashing. So, when you don't have any IDE (Integrated Development Environment), you should use Nano. Let's Get Started Let's open up the Terminal. We can use (Ctrl + Alt + T) shortcut to open the terminal. The terminal is a very powerful tool of the operating system. Creating a new file DCs-MacBook-Air:~ Dhanraj$ nano fileName.c Here,

NANO | Command Line Text Editor

In this tutorial, you will learn to open, view & edit text files using the "Nano Text Editor" by running amazing commands in the terminal. Index Intro  Why Use Text Editors?  Let's Get Started  Open Text Editor  Create a New File  Open Existing File  Editing The File  Saving The File  Useful Cheats  Final Touch  What's Next?  Intro If you want features like undo/redo, syntax highlighting, line numbers, multiple files at once, replace at all locations, file locking, file backup with simple commands, then definitely you need Nano Text Editor. Nano is quite an old text editor written in C. Text Editor is a program which allows you open, view, edit text files. Text Editors can handle many different programming languages like C, Python, Ruby, HTML, CSS, etc. There are some Softwares like Microsoft Word, Pages, Google Docs. But, we can't use them to code. Text Editors are not IDE (Integrated Development Environment). Text Editor is a very

How To Select Your First Programming Language ???

If you have decided to learn how to code then, the first question comes up “Which Programming Language Should I Learn First ?”. It depends on a variety of factors. Now, let’s have a look on it……… First of all, there are some myths about programming languages. You have to remove it from your mind…… Myths About Programming You have to learn first the C Language. Then only you can learn other languages……. Many people suggest the following flow. C → C++ → JAVA → etc. In Indian Engineering academics syllabus, colleges are teaching the C Language as the basic language & they are forcing the student by using the above myths. I totally disagree with the above myths. Nowadays, Stanford is using “Python” as their first basic programming language in their university. Intro First of all, each programming language is created for different need. All programming languages have there own advantages & disadvantages. Once you learn one programming language, it is much easier t