50th Post on the blog, PL/SQL code-snippets will also be a part of the blog

This is the 50th post on this blog, and i wish to convey my thanks to all the frequent visitors and extensive users of this blog.

On this occasion, i would like to mention that hereon i will also be posting some SQL & PL/SQL code snippets on this blog.

Moreover, i will also offer some tips and info for the testers, apart from the coders and developers.

I wish to expand this blog as a more generic one, rather than catering to the needs of barely the hard core programmers!

If you are also a professional programmer, or fresh graduate or even a student, you can contribute. Any handy info provided will be publisher under your name, so kindly contribute generously. It's not about contributing money, as this blog is not a commercial one, but rather an informative one!

Remember that knowledge is meant to be shared, because by sharing it, you increase it, unlike money!

I don't demand any PayPal donations, all i demand from my visitors is their patronage, and handy contributions in form of comments!

Keep visiting and keep sending me your queries and sharing your knowledge!

This is a great destination for everyone, irrespective of whether you are a professional programmer, fresher or just some who fancies reading techie stuff

Happy New Year 2009!

Wishing a very Happy and Warm New Year to everyone!

This year, I will dedicate a lot of time to this blog, and take it one step further.

Till now, there used to be posts about useful code snippets, but hereafter along with that i will also be publishing useful tips for sutdents, fresh graduates as well as professional programmers.

It is all about your dedication, programming can be boring, or it may be real fun, it's left upto you, how you really take it!!

Programming is not all about mugging up syntax!

It is pretty natural that students tend to mug up C/C++ codes & clear the examinations. However,when things come down to real life scenario, it is not possible to by-heart code snippets & survive in the IT industry.

So it is good to realize this fact that programming is not all about mugging up the syntax but rather learning how to deal with the language and how to make use of appropriate Data structures at the right time!

It may take a while for you to get accustomed to real-life programming, however once you get used to it, programming will be real fun, doesn't matter if it is C, C++, Java, PHP, Perl, Shell, Unix, SQL, PL/SQL or any other language.

C-code snippet to reverse a given number

#include < stdio.h >
#include < conio.h >

int findReverse(int number)
{
int reminder,sum=0;
while(number > 0)
{
reminder=number%10;
sum=sum*10+(reminder);
number=number/10;
}
return sum;
}
void main()
{
int number,reversenumber;
printf("Enter positive integer :");
scanf("%d",&number);
int tempnumber=number;
reversenumber=findReverse(number);
printf("The reverse Number of %d is %d\n",tempnumber,reversenumber);
}