We used to come up with the terms file and folder on a very frequent base, and these are the common terms in the computer field. A file in computer resembles a typed document that could be available on the someone's desk or inside a filing cabinet, practically. On the other hand, a folder is quite more than a container used to store files. It would not be practically possible to put several hundred or thousands of paper files on a desk, as when you need a particular file from those papers it … [Read more...]
Difference Between Aggregation and Association
Aggregation is a particular type of Association, not a standalone concept. The terms are used for setting up a relationship between the objects and classes. The aggregation and association can be distinguished by the fact that if the relationship between the two objects is part-whole type, it is an aggregation. In contrast, if the linked objects can be considered as independent, then this is known as an association. These concepts are very useful in class modelling, where an intuitive graphic … [Read more...]
Difference Between List and Tuple in Python
List and Tuple in Python are the class of data structure. The prior difference between them is that a list is dynamic, whereas tuple has static characteristics. There are the composite data types which can be used as an array of data in which elements exist in some specific intrinsic ordering, which helps in retrieval of the data. These lists and tuples can hold multiple values, which simplifies the program writing and manages large amounts of data. The lists and tuples are a sequence … [Read more...]
Difference Between Holography and Photography
The prior difference between the holography and photography is that holography intends to form three-dimensional images while the photography generally generates two-dimensional images of a three-dimensional object. However, the creation of the images in both of the techniques is different where holography uses the interference of light between the reference beam and light reflected from the object. On the other hand, the photography makes use of photographic film on which the light gets … [Read more...]
Difference Between EIGRP and OSPF
The EIGRP and OSPF are the interior gateway routing protocols which help in selecting the routes for transferring or sharing the data through interacting with the routers. The former protocol, EIGRP employs a distance vector routing protocol while the latter one, OSPF uses a link-state routing protocol. However, the capability of EIGRP and OSPF to learn the dynamic routes for the network is functionally equivalent, but there are several differences between them. Such as the EIGRP is Cisco … [Read more...]
Difference Between RJ45 and RJ11
The RJ (Registered Jack) connectors, RJ45 and RJ11 are prevalent connectors used with the UTP (Unshielded Twisted Pair) cables. These connectors can be differentiated by their size, the number of pin and structure where RJ45 has a larger size and number of pins as compared to the RJ11 connector. RJ45 and RJ11 are the very common RJ ports which are used for different purposes, RJ45 is newer, modular, self-securing and compact technology used for connecting the ethernet cables to different … [Read more...]
Difference Between Bandwidth and Throughput
There are various characteristics of the data transmission such as speed, bandwidth, latency, throughput, jitter, error rate, etcetera. In this content, we are going to discuss two of the major characteristics - bandwidth and throughput. Bandwidth is the total amount of speed that can be achieved by a transmission line. Conversely, throughput is the actual amount of speed that we get in data transmission after experiencing various type of losses. There is another factor, (i.e., interface) … [Read more...]
Difference Between Physical and Logical Topology
In networking the topologies can be classified into two types in its most fundamental way. The former is physical topology, and the latter one is the logical topology, the physical topology specifies the structuring of the network while logical topology describes the communication mechanism used by devices on the LAN for the transmission of the data. Now, let's understand what is a network topology, before understanding types of it. A Network Topology describes how various electronic devices … [Read more...]
Difference Between SIT and UAT
SIT (System Integration Testing) and UAT (User Acceptance Testing) are the parts of the testing process where SIT is responsible for testing the interfaces between the components and interactions to various parts of the systems like hardware, software (operating system and file system) and interfaces among systems. Conversely, UAT (User Acceptance Testing) is a validation testing performed from the user end where user requirements and business-related processes are checked to find whether the … [Read more...]
Difference Between Use Case and Test Case
The use case and test case are the terms frequently used in the software testing field, which are also closely related. A use case is used to specify how to use the system designed for performing a specific task. As against, a test case is a group of test inputs, execution conditions, and expected results developed for a particular test objective. Furthermore, the use case does not run or execute as it is a textual or diagrammatic presentation of a document which specifies how to accomplish a … [Read more...]
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