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A Database: What is it?

by Alex Dalessi | Apr 30, 2023 | Computer Science, Digital Marketing, SEO, Website Design

Introduction to Databases In today’s digital age, data is the new oil. The amount of data generated every day is enormous, and businesses are finding it challenging to manage and process this data efficiently. This is where databases come into play. Databases...

Time complexity

by Alex Dalessi | Apr 20, 2023 | Computer Science, Website Design

Last edited: 3/24/2025 Time complexity: The efficiency of code Time complexity is one of the main ways algorithms in computer science are analyzed. In general, how efficient an algorithm is is based on the number of elementary operations the algorithm performs....

Trees

by Alex Dalessi | Apr 17, 2023 | Computer Science, Website Design

Algorithms are one of the most important topics in Computer Science. An upcoming article involves an Object-Oriented Programming design pattern called the composite design pattern. The composite design pattern involves a data structure called a Tree. A data structure...

The Singleton pattern

by Alex Dalessi | Apr 10, 2023 | Computer Science

The last blog post was a general overview of the fundamentals of Object-Oriented programming. I would like to go over a specific pattern that commonly appears in software engineering. One of the most common and simplest patterns to understand is the Singleton pattern....

Object-Oriented Programming

by Alex Dalessi | Mar 21, 2023 | Computer Science, Website Design

What is Object-oriented programming? Objected-oriented programming(OOP) is a complicated topic that whole textbooks can be written about. OOP has simplified coding to a significant degree and is now essentially a staple of modern computer programming. In short,...

Javascript prototypes – What are they?

by Alex Dalessi | Feb 10, 2023 | Computer Science, Website Design

Prototypes are a fascinating topic. In practice, they work similarly to classes in object-oriented programming languages like Java or C#. However, they are a bit different in that, when an instance of an object is created, that instance of the object doesn’t...