Chain Reaction Pro - Arcade Game, Strategic Game

Chain Reaction Pro - Best Arcade Game, Strategic Game for 2 to 8 Players.

Chain Reaction Pro : Best Arcade Game, Strategic Game, Logical Game for 2 to 8 Players.

Chain Reaction Pro is a strategic game where the sole aim of a player is to owning a play board by eliminating your opponents. Chain Reaction game can be played by 8 players at a time which makes it a complete family entertainer. Beside from entertainment in this game can also improve your problem solving power, critical thinking etc..

Let's take a dive on about this arcade game:
At first need to choose number of players. After then players take it in turns to place their orbs in a cell of grid. Once a cell has reached threshold the orbs split into the surrounding cells adding an extra orb and claiming the cell for the player. A player may only place their orbs in a blank cell of grid or a cell that contains orbs of their own colour. As soon as a player looses all their orbs they are eliminated from the game, and last one with all same colors orbs will win the game.

**Features

- Players can change colours and sounds of their orbs.
- Set Vibration On/Off.
- Can Play in Large(HD) Grid Also.

Hoping that you all will enjoy this pretty good chain reaction pro game.


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Guess Word Puzzle - Puzzle of Word

Guess Word Puzzle is an exciting word puzzle game for TRUE WORD geniuses!

Guess Word Puzzle is a word puzzle game where you have to guess the correct word. With this game you can easily improve your vocabulary, concentration and spelling skills.

Guess Word Puzzle is having 4 Amazing, exciting and addictive stages.

1) Find 4-Letter Word 

- This stage contain word of 4 character and you have to guess the correct word to complete the level.

2) Find 5-Letter Word

- This stage contain word of 5 character and you have to guess the correct word to complete the level.

3) Find the missing word in a Quote

- In this stage a famous quote is given to you with a black. In that blank you have to fill a correct word by guessing.

4) Guess the Picture

-  In this stage a picture is given to you. From that picture you have to identify the word.

**How to play:

- You just have drag your finger over and combine letters in the word pad to guess the word.

- You can see your guess in preview too.

- if you find correct answer than it will animate the empty boxes.

Please write a reviews about Guess Word Puzzle. We love to hear from you!

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Awesome Face Changer - Photo, Face Editor

Awesome Face Changer - Change your face, photo with our funky, funny, horrible and coolest stickers.

If you like fun and want to change your face?
with this awesome face changer app you can change your looks daily with our various collection of beard, mustache, hairs and many more stickers given below.
This application will make you more handsome, sexy, Beautiful. you can also make funny looks by using our special funky styles.

Awesome Face Changer - A Photo Face Editor used several types of stickers to make your face more funny :

1. Cap
2. Beard (45+ Styles Beard)
3. Earnings
4. Ears
5. Eyelash
6. Eyes
7. Eye wear (Sunglasses)
8. Hair
9. Hair band + Tirara
10. Head
11. Horror
12. Lips
13. Mask
14. Mouth
15. Moustache
16. Nose
17. Tattoo
18. Tie

Download it today and Enhance your photo, face with our amazing collection of stickers & styles...
Have Fun!!!!

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Python3 in Just 1 Image

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Today i am going to share wonderful image with you that covers entire python3 in a single image.

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Why Python?

There are many good reasons to choose Python as your primary programming language. First of all Python is an easy to learn, powerful programming language. Furthermore it has efficient high-level data structures, which allow you to write complex operations in fewer statements than in C, C++ or Java. Object-oriented programming is a lot easier than in languages like Java.

Python has become one of the most popular programming languages among developers and programmers. They praise it for its clean syntax and code readability. Python is a general-purpose high-level programming language. Python is both object oriented and imperative and it can be even used in a functional style as well. Python programs are portable, i.e. they can be ported to other operating systems like Windows, Linux, Unix and Mac OS X, and they can be run on Java and .NET virtual machines.

David Beazley says in his foreword to the book "How to Think like a Computer Scientist Learning with Python" by Jeffrey Elkner, Allen B. Downey, and Chris Meyers: Despite Python's appeal to many different communities, you may still wonder "why Python?" or "why teach programming with Python?" Answering these questions is no simple task-especially when popular opinion is on the side of more masochistic alternatives such as C++ and Java. However, I think the most direct answer is that programming in Python is simply a lot of fun and more productive.

Guido van Rossum, the author of Python, began work on Python at the National Research Institute for Mathematics and Computer Science in the Netherlands (Centrum voor Wiskunde en Informatica, CWI). When asked, what features of Python he is most pleased with, Guido van Rossum said in an interview with Linux Journal: "The feel of the whole system suits my style of programming well, for obvious reasons. The ability to run the interpreter interactively and the ability to write code from the bottom up and test it piecemeal combine to let me write code quickly. Other people find that it makes them more productive, too."

Python is very fast. The source code is compiled into bytecode, so that executing the same file will be faster, if the script will be executed again. The bytecode is an "intermediate language", which is said to run on a virtual machine that executes the machine code corresponding to each bytecode.

Comparing Python with Java, Perl and other Programming Languages

Prof. Lutz Prechelt from the University of Karlsruhe compared Python with other programming languages. He summarises his results: "80 implementations of the same set of requirements are compared for several properties, such as run time, memory consumption, source text length, comment density, program structure, reliability, and the amount of effort required for writing them. The results indicate that, for the given programming problem, which regards string manipulation and search in a dictionary, 'scripting languages' (Perl, Python, Rexx, Tcl) are more productive than 'conventional languages' (C, C++, Java). In terms of run time and memory consumption, they often turn out better than Java and not much worse than C or C++. In general, the differences between languages tend to be smaller than the typical differences due to different programmers within the same language. (see Lutz Prechelt, An empirical comparison of C, C++, Java, Perl, Python, Rexx, and Tcl, IEEE Computer, Vol. 30, (10), p. 23-29, Oct 2000.)

Other Advantages of Python

It's surprisingly easy to embed Python, or better the Python interpreter into C programs. By doing this you can add features from Python that could take months to code in C. Vice versa, it's possible to extend the Python interpreter by adding a module written in C. One reason to do this is if a C library exists that does something which Python doesn't. Another good reason is if you need something to run faster than you can manage in Python.

The Python Standard Library contains an enormous number of useful modules and is part of every standard Python installation. After having learned the essentials of Python, it is necessary to become familiar with the Python Standard Library because many problems can be solved quickly and easily if you are acquainted with the possibilities that these libraries offer.

History of Python

The history of Python starts with ABC. This doesn't mean the "American Broadcasting Company" nor the New Wave band ABC, but the programming language ABC. ABC is a general-purpose programming language and programming environment, which had been developed in the Netherlands, Amsterdam, at the CWI (Centrum Wiskunde & Informatica). The greatest achievement of ABC was to influence the design of Python.

Python was conceptualized in the late 1980s. Guido van Rossum worked that time in a project at the CWI, called Amoeba, a distributed operating system. He programmed in ABC. In an interview with Bill Venners (January 2003), Guido van Rossum said: "I remembered all my experience and some of my frustration with ABC. I decided to try to design a simple scripting language that possessed some of ABC's better properties, but without its problems. So I started typing. I created a simple virtual machine, a simple parser, and a simple runtime. I made my own version of the various ABC parts that I liked. I created a basic syntax, used indentation for statement grouping instead of curly braces or begin-end blocks, and developed a small number of powerful data types: a hash table ( or dictionary, as we call it), a list, strings, and numbers."

So, what about the name "Python": Most people think about snakes, but the name has something to do with excellent Britisch humour. Guido van Rossum, the creator of Python, wrote in 1996 about the origin of the name of his programming language: "Over six years ago, in December 1989, I was looking for a 'hobby' programming project that would keep me occupied during the week around Christmas. My office ... would be closed, but I had a home computer, and not much else on my hands. I decided to write an interpreter for the new scripting language I had been thinking about lately: a descendant of ABC that would appeal to Unix/C hackers. I chose Python as a working title for the project, being in a slightly irreverent mood (and a big fan of Monty Python's Flying Circus)."

Understanding of __openerp__.py file - Odoo

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In my previous post i provide overview module structure of odoo(OpenERP), in that i had provide basic information about __openerp__.py file. Here i will explain __openerp__.py file in detail. like what this file contain and why all contain provided in this file.

__openerp__.py : This is the manifest file of the module. It contains various information about your module i.e. Title, Description, Summary etc. You can put some light on the person installing it as why you are building this module, what is the purpose of this module and what your module really does.

Now let see what __openerp__.py file contain:

1.  name : Name of your module. (required).
2.  version : A current version of your module. if new module then version must be 1.0 after some updation change your version. for example as android is changing its version.
3. complexity : Used to provide complexity level of you module.
4. description : A long description of your module. this is most important part of to describe. With this you can guide the user who will gonna use this module. In this you can explain about the functionality of your module.
5. category : Here you need to mention in which section your module belongs. if you open some of module of odoo's addons, each module reside in some category like Sales, Purchase, Inventory etc.
6. author : The author of module, name of person/company who is authorized.
7. website : Your website or company website. URL of the website of the module.
8. license : The license of the module (default: LGPL-3).
9. contributors : Here you can specify the name of person who have contribute his/her time, efforts, mind, money etc. to produce module.
10. depends : List of modules on which this module depends beside base. for e.g if you have inherit sale.order then you have to specify sale module as a depends in your module.
11. sequence : Sequence is the number position of your module while module is loaded in odoo module list.
12. data : List of files to load when the module is installed or updated. It can contain the following files,
1. The view files [.xml file]
2. The data files [.xml] (for some dummy data)
3. The security file [.xml] #this file contains some groups and record rules
4. The CSV files. #this file contains access control over user or groups
13. qweb : For web interface, you can place your all template file here.
14. js : Specify all your js file here.
15. test : Here, you can put your test cases file.
16. images : Specify images used in your module.
17. installable : True or False. Determines whether the module is installable or not. 
18. auto_install : True or False (default: False). If set to ``True``, the module is a link module. It will be installed as soon as all its dependencies are installed.
19. application : True
20. price : price of your module.
21. currency : 'INR'

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