Programming & Design
Calloc vs Malloc
‘Calloc’ and ‘Malloc’ refers to the performing of dynamic memory allocation in a C programming language. A ‘calloc’ initialize the allocated memory with zero; whereas a ‘malloc’ does not initialize the... |
Delete vs Truncate in SQL
Delete and Truncate are SQL commands, used to perform specific operations. These are different types of data languages. The ‘DELETE’ command is used to remove any specific row from a table, whereas a ‘TRUNCATE... |
B Tree vs B+ Tree.
In computers, the binary trees are tree data structures that store the data, and allow the user to access, search, insert and delete the data at the algorithmic time. The difference between a B and B+ tree is... |
NTFS vs FAT File Systems
NTFS and FAT are both file systems. Both are two different methods, which store the data in a partition and a structured way. NTFS stands for New Technology File System while FAT stands for File Allocation... |
Microprocessor vs Microcontroller
The difference between a microprocessor and a microcontroller lies in the presence of RAM, ROM, and other peripherals in a microcontroller. A microprocessor only contains the CPU and lacks the other components. |