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  • How to Make an Executable File In Prolog? preview
    8 min read
    To create an executable file in Prolog, you can use a compiler such as SWI-Prolog or GNU Prolog. First, write your Prolog code in a text editor and save it with a .pl extension. Then, use the compiler to compile the code into an executable file. This process may vary slightly depending on the compiler you are using, so it's important to refer to the documentation for specific instructions.

  • How to Check If an Email Address Belongs to Gmail? preview
    4 min read
    To check if an email address belongs to Gmail, you can follow these steps:Firstly, open your web browser and go to the Gmail login page.Next, enter the email address you want to check in the login field.If the email address belongs to Gmail, you will be directed to a password entry field.If the email address does not belong to Gmail, you will receive an error message indicating that the email address is not recognized.Another way to check is to send an email to the address in question.

  • How to Add Keys to Values And Convert to Json In Powershell? preview
    2 min read
    To add keys to values and convert them to JSON in PowerShell, you can create a custom hash table with the desired keys and values. Then, you can use the ConvertTo-Json cmdlet to convert the hash table to JSON format.

  • How to Print All the Facts In Prolog? preview
    4 min read
    In Prolog, you can print all the facts defined in your program by simply querying the Prolog interpreter with the predicate that states all the facts. For example, if you have declared multiple facts like fact(1)., fact(2)., fact(3)., and so on, you can simply ask Prolog to list all these facts by querying fact(X). This will result in the Prolog interpreter printing out all the facts that match the specified predicate, in this case, fact(X).

  • How to Download Attachments From Gmail Using Api? preview
    4 min read
    To download attachments from Gmail using the API, you can use the Gmail API provided by Google. First, you need to authenticate and authorize your application to access the user's Gmail account. Once authentication is successful, you can use the API to list the messages in the user's inbox, retrieve the message content, and download the attachments if any are present. You can specify the attachment ID and use the messages.attachments.get method to download the attachment data.

  • How to Change Value In Xml From Another File With Powershell? preview
    6 min read
    To change a value in an XML file from another file using PowerShell, you can start by loading both XML files into PowerShell. You can use the [xml] type accelerator in PowerShell to load the XML files as objects. Once you have both XML files loaded, you can navigate the XML structure to find the value you want to change.After identifying the value you want to modify, you can update it by assigning a new value to the corresponding property or element in the XML object.

  • How to Unescape A Html Attribute Value In Prolog? preview
    6 min read
    In Prolog, you can unescape a HTML attribute value by defining predicates that replace special characters with their equivalent HTML entities. This can be done by using the built-in predicates like string_codes/2 and atom_codes/2 to convert a string to a list of character codes and vice versa. You can then iterate through the list of character codes, replacing any special characters with their corresponding HTML entities.

  • How to Save Password Of Gmail? preview
    3 min read
    To save the password of your Gmail account, you can opt to have your browser save your login information. When you enter your Gmail username and password on a login page, most browsers will ask if you want to save the password for future logins. Simply click on the option to save the password, and the next time you visit the Gmail login page, your browser will automatically fill in your login information.

  • How to Set A Variable In A Powershell Command? preview
    5 min read
    In PowerShell, you can set a variable using the syntax $variableName = value. This will assign a value to the variable specified by the variableName. For example, if you want to set a variable named $name to have the value "John", you would do $name = "John". You can then use this variable in your PowerShell commands to reference the value stored in it. Variables in PowerShell are not case-sensitive, so $name and $Name would be considered the same variable.

  • How to Convert (0,0) to [0,0] In Prolog? preview
    5 min read
    In Prolog, converting the coordinate point (0,0) into a list format [0,0] can be achieved by simply placing the numbers within square brackets and separating them with a comma. So, the conversion would look like [0,0]. This can be accomplished by manually entering the list representation in the code or using a predicate to convert the values into a list format.[rating:3fe38db7-bb9d-4517-a1eb-a2137e992e3d]What is the benefit of using tuples in Prolog.

  • How to Get the Sender Name From A Gmail? preview
    3 min read
    To get the sender name from a Gmail email, simply open the email and look for the name displayed before the email address in the "From" field. This name is typically the sender's name or the name associated with the sender's email address. If the sender has chosen to display a different name, it will be shown in this field. Additionally, if you hover your mouse cursor over the sender's name, a popup may display additional information about the sender, if available.

  • How to Alphabetize A List In Prolog? preview
    5 min read
    To alphabetize a list in Prolog, you can use the built-in predicates sort/2 or sort/4. The sort/2 predicate takes two arguments: a list and a variable, and it returns a sorted version of the list in alphabetical order. The sort/4 predicate is similar, but it allows you to specify the comparison predicate to determine the sorting order. You can use these predicates to alphabetize a list of elements in Prolog.