"To laugh often and much;
to win the respect of intelligent people and the affection of children;
to earn the appreciation of honest critics and endure the betrayal of false friends;
to appreciate beauty,
to find the best in others;
to leave the world a little better;
whether by a healthy child, a garden patch or a redeemed social condition;
to know even one life has breathed easier because you have lived.
This is the meaning of success."
-Ralph Waldo Emerson (1803 - 1882) American Essayist & Poet
Murtaza Fazal's Blog
Murtaza Fazal's Blog
Tuesday, February 23, 2010
Sunday, February 14, 2010
my DeathStar
i wanted to be a star
not the one you knw so far
up in the sky
lonely but nothing left to die
when i'll die
i knw some will cry
some might miss me
some might wish me
the life after death will start
when God will ask me what i want
i'll just ask him to give all my good deeds to my friends n family
the owes n the loved ones
i was making a building
i gethered my friends
we all worked togther
until there was a need for someone to work frm outside
being the one i took it on me
never knew i just threw an axe on me
we worked worked until i just realize
i'm the one standing outside
with no routes to get back
death isn't any game
its a life without any pain
so much to gain
things that will always remain
Friday, January 15, 2010
Becoming a Great Programmer
You might think that great programmers can type at a thousand words a second, have a mega-sized brain, and are fitted with a socket that lets them connect directly to a computer. This is not true. Especially the socket bit. In my experience, the best programmers are the ones who are the most fun to be with. The ones who you enjoy talking to. The ones who don’t get upset when you find a mistake in their programs and who will sometimes agree that your solution is better than the one that they had invented. I’d much rather work with someone like that than someone who can write a hundred lines of code a minute but who refuses to speak to me if I dare to suggest that one of those lines might be wrong. Great programmers take care to find out that what they are doing is the right thing. If they are working for a customer, they will make sure that the customer gets what the customer wants. They will not assume that they know the best way to do it and just do it their way. They will make sure that what they produce is tested and comes with helpful documentation. They will work in the team, make coffee when it is their turn, and do whatever it takes to make sure that the project has a happy ending. Of course, they might also fill your office with beach balls, superglue your keyboard to the desk, or cover your chair with aluminum foil, but these are all done with a friendly spirit.
I have secured the services of a great programmer who will be adding Programmer’s Points to our text. These are truly words of wisdom, so make sure to take note when you see them.
--
Rob Miles
In his book : Microsoft XNA Game Studio 2.0 Learn Programming NOW
I have secured the services of a great programmer who will be adding Programmer’s Points to our text. These are truly words of wisdom, so make sure to take note when you see them.
--
Rob Miles
In his book : Microsoft XNA Game Studio 2.0 Learn Programming NOW
Saturday, December 5, 2009
Tracing Recursive calls in Fibonacci Series
0 , 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34, 55, 89, 144, ...
By definition, the first two Fibonacci numbers are 0 and 1, and each remaining number is the sum of the previous two. Some sources omit the initial 0, instead beginning the sequence with two 1s.
int F(int num)
{
if ( num <=1)
z = num;
else
z = F(n-1) + F(n-2);
return z;
}
In this function , if we pass n, it should return n+1th term , e.g passing 6 will return 8 so let suppose we pass 5 to the function F then in this case, it will call the function for 5. It will test either if num (which is 5 at the moment) is with <= 1? NO, hence it will move to the else part where it will call the function F again for 2 new values and their final sum will be restored in z. so the equation will become like this
z = F(4) + F(3);
Now we’ll use the first come first bases rule and go and evaluate F(4) then F(3) . Hence F(4) will be called exactly as F(5) was called, it will again test for <=1 which is NO again and then it will call again the 2 recursive functions for F(4) i.e
z = F(3) + F(2);
This can be better explained in terms of a TREE
The bold objects are the values returned by the if clause of the function F. Blue color numbers are the one being returned to the previous state from the stack.
Wednesday, November 18, 2009
I Tried To Find Myself
I tried to find myself
I tried to burn myself
I left everything which was important to me
was it my family, friends or enemy
Every second I could feel the pain
you won't understand what I could gain
I wanted to burn myself
I wanted to find myself
But now I do miss all the good times
all the laughs and all the smiles
I know I'll get all of you back
but I won't b able to find myself after that
Today I don't feel any hesitations to cry out loud
I’m just leaving myself dead tonight
u won't find the same person ever
the one who wanted to know himself is lost forever
You won't see me sad again
do not think I’m insane
I just lost someone who was dear to me
it wasn't u but it was me
I wish I knew the end
I could have always pretend
that I never felt offend
as u r my best-friend
I tried to burn myself
I left everything which was important to me
was it my family, friends or enemy
Every second I could feel the pain
you won't understand what I could gain
I wanted to burn myself
I wanted to find myself
But now I do miss all the good times
all the laughs and all the smiles
I know I'll get all of you back
but I won't b able to find myself after that
Today I don't feel any hesitations to cry out loud
I’m just leaving myself dead tonight
u won't find the same person ever
the one who wanted to know himself is lost forever
You won't see me sad again
do not think I’m insane
I just lost someone who was dear to me
it wasn't u but it was me
I wish I knew the end
I could have always pretend
that I never felt offend
as u r my best-friend
Friday, October 23, 2009
Windows 7/ Windows Server 2008 R2 / Exchange Server 2010 Sneak Peek
Windows 7 was released for retail distribution earlier today. The launch event started at around 9 a.m. at Sheraton Hotel, Karachi. The event witnessed presence of not only leading IT personals but also corporate guests from Telecom and Banking Industry. The chairperson HEC was also part of the event. The best part of event was the separate corner for bloggers with online laptops to blog and tweet the event live as it happened.
Find below, a pictorial peek of the event.
Find below, a pictorial peek of the event.
Wednesday, October 14, 2009
When You Love Someone - Bryan Adams
When you love someone - youll do anything
Youll do all the crazy things that you cant explain
Youll shoot the moon - put out the sun
When you love someone
Youll deny the truth - believe a lie
Therell be times that youll believe you can really fly
But your lonely nights - have just begun
When you love someone
When you love someone - youll feel it deep inside
And nothin else can ever change your mind
When you want someone - when you need someone
When you love someone...
When you love someone - youll sacrifice
Youd give it everything you got and you wont think twice
Youd risk it all - no matter what may come
When you love someone
Youll shoot the moon - put out the sun
When you love someone
Youll do all the crazy things that you cant explain
Youll shoot the moon - put out the sun
When you love someone
Youll deny the truth - believe a lie
Therell be times that youll believe you can really fly
But your lonely nights - have just begun
When you love someone
When you love someone - youll feel it deep inside
And nothin else can ever change your mind
When you want someone - when you need someone
When you love someone...
When you love someone - youll sacrifice
Youd give it everything you got and you wont think twice
Youd risk it all - no matter what may come
When you love someone
Youll shoot the moon - put out the sun
When you love someone
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