Hello friends, I hope you all are doing great. In today's tutorial, we will have a look at How to Create a Registration Form in ASP.NET Core. It's our 13th tutorial in ASP.NET Core series. In our previous lecture, we have seen How to use Tag Helpers in ASP.NET Core and have also discussed link, image & environment Tag Helpers.
Today, we will have a look at Form Tag Helpers and with their help we will design a simple Registration Form in ASP.NET Core. It will be a quite lengthy tutorial so if you got into any trouble, then ask in comments. So, let's create our Registration Form:
Create a Registration Form in ASP.NET Core
Let's create a new action method named Registration, in our Home Controller clas ...
Welcome to the tenth lesson of our python course. In the previous tutorial, you learned about syntax errors in Python, and in this lesson, we will look at one more error notice that is given by Python when there is an error in your code. So, without further ado, let's get started.
Any time an exception is thrown in your code, Python shows you the stack trace. If you don't know what the traceback output is showing you, it can be a little overwhelming. Python's traceback, on the other hand, provides a goldmine of information that can assist you in figuring out why an exception was triggered in your code and fix it. It's essential to learn how to use Python traceback to become a better coder.
After completi ...
We will use for our examples STM32CubeIDE released by ST and completely free. STM32CubeIDE is a development tool and supports multi operative system (SO), which is part of the STM32Cube software ecosystem. STM32CubeIDE allows using a single platform to configure peripherals, to generate/compile/debug the code for STM32 microcontrollers and microprocessors. The framework used is Eclipse®/CDT, as tool-chain for the development is used GCC toolchain and GDB for the debugging.
To start the project, you must first select the MCU and then initialize and configure the peripherals the user wants to use. At this point, the initialization code is generated. At any time, the user can go back and change initializations and configurations, without affecting t ...
Greetings, and welcome to another tutorial in our series on the raspberry pi 4 Python programming. The previous guide covered the basics of transmitting data over the radio using the nrf24l01 chip in Pi 4. We also learned about interfacing Arduino and raspberry pi 4 and sending radio signals between the two devices. However, this tutorial will walk you through building a Raspberry Pi-based mobile phone with a microphone and speaker for making and receiving calls and reading text messages (SMS). This Project also serves as a proper GSM Module for the Raspberry Pi interface, with all the necessary Code to run the most fundamental features of any modern smartphone. First, we will understand what gsm is, its architecture and how it works, then we will learn how to program it in our pi 4; there ...
Introduction
We're glad you could join us for another lesson in our series on programming for the Raspberry Pi 4. The previous chapter covered how to interface the USB barcode scanner with raspberry pi 4. We looked at different types of barcodes and what each stripe represents as well as the different types of barcode scanners available today. We also built a python program for the intelligent shopping cart and now our familiarity with barcodes and scanners and how they function has significantly increased. The benefits and drawbacks of its use were also discussed, but what we're interested in for this article is the transmission of radio frequency signals using the nrf24l01 Module in a raspberry pi 4.
Components
nRF24L01 RF module
Raspberry pi 4
Arduino Uno
Jumper wires
Power suppl ...
Introduction
Welcome to the following tutorial in our raspberry pi four programming tutorial. In the previous tutorial, we learned how to build a raspberry pi four website monitoring tool. We say how beautiful soap is applied in browser automation tasks such as tracking website activities. But in this guide will discover how to utilize our Raspberry Pi 4 as a wifi repeater. If you want a lag-free wireless network, a wifi Wireless Adapter is exactly what you need. You may want to set up a wifi repeater if your signal is weak in certain rooms of your home or if you have entirely lost service in one or more rooms that are too small to accommodate your current network setup. If you want to increase the range of the wifi connection without breaking the bank or wasting a lot of energy, consider ...
PWM stands for Pulse-Width Modulation. Once the switching frequency (fsw) has been chosen, the ratio between the switch-on time (TON) and the switch-off time (TOFF) is varied. This is commonly called duty-cycle (D). The duty cycle can be between 0 and 1 and is generally expressed as a percentage (%).
D = TON / (TON + TOFF) = TON x fsw
The variation of the pulse width, made at a high frequency (kHz), is perceived as continuous and can be translated into a variation of the rotation speed of a motor, dimming a LED, driving an encoder, driving power conversion, and etc. The use of PWM is also widely used in the automotive sector in electronic control units (ECU - Electronic Control Unit) to manage the energy to be supplied to some actuators, both fix ...
The SPI (Serial Peripheral Interface) protocol, or rather the SPI interface, was originally devised by Motorola (now Freescale) to support their microprocessors and microcontrollers. Unlike the I2C standard designed by Philips, the SPI interface has never been standardized; nevertheless, it has become a de-facto standard. National Semiconductor has developed a variant of the SPI under the name Microwire bus. The lack of official rules has led to the addition of many features and options that must be appropriately selected and set in order to allow proper communication between the various interconnected devices. The SPI interface describes a single Master single Slave communication and is of the synchronous and full-duplex type. The clock is transmitted with a dedicated line (not necessari ...
Hello friends, I hope you all are having fun. In today's tutorial, we will have a look at detailed Introduction to Enums in C#. It's our 23rd tutorial in C# series and this C# concept is quite easy one. It's normally used to give better meanings/understanding to your project.
If you haven't studied lectures on C# Classes & C# Methods, then do read them first, as we are going to use them today. So, let's get started with Introduction to Enums in C#:
Introduction to Enums in C#
Enums in C# ( short for Enumerations ) is a value type datatype for constants, created by using keyword enum and can be controlled by the class Enum. ( keyword with small e, while class with capital E )
We can declare & implement Enums directly in C# Namespace, c ...
Hey Guys! I hope you all are doing great. Today, I am going to give a detailed Introduction to Data types in C#. It's our 3rd tutorial in C# series & it's a theoretical tutorial so you just need to read it once.
I'll try to cover every aspect related to Data types in C# so you get a clear picture of what are data types and why we need them? So, let's get started with Introduction to Data types in C#:
Introduction to Data types in C#
Data Types in C# are used to inform the compiler about the type, size & nature of data that can be stored in a variable.
Whenever we need to declare a variable, we need to inform the compiler about the data size & type of the variable.
There are 3 types of data types available in C# programming, ...
