Scala Functions and Methods
Function is a block of executable code that returns a value . Function in scala can be defined inside another function .It can be returned as an output from another function.
Function is a block of executable code that returns a value . Function in scala can be defined inside another function .It can be returned as an output from another function.
When working with Apache spark ,there are times when you need to trigger a Spark job on demand from withing and outside the cluster.There are two ways in which we can submit Apache spark job in a cluster which includes bash script and REST API.
Once you start working on Linux and writing a Shell script, you will notice that all files and directories on Linux have a standard set of access permissions. These access…
SQL or Structured Query Language is a special-purpose programming language designed for managing data held in a relational database management system (RDBMS). It provides various ways of manipulating and creating…
Machine Learning is a field of computer science that uses statistical techniques to train a computer system to learn from data and act according to it.
In this blog post we will install Apache Hive in Ubuntu Machine.Once installation is complete we will run Hive queries using Hive Query Language(HQL) to Verify the installation.
A single cancer patient on average can generate 1 Terabyte of biomedical diagnostic and clinical data. According to a paper from GLOBCAN 2018, there will be 18.1 million new cancer…
Blockchain provides a trusted and distributed ledger with shared business process and parties.It allows any participant in the business network to see the one system of record or ledger.
The ls command is one of the basic and common commands that all Linux users should know. It is mainly used to list information about files and directories within the…
Partitions are fundamentally horizontal slices of data that allow large sets of data to be segmented into more manageable chunks. They are virtual columns acting as storage units but, not…