The ethnic and racial backgrounds of an individual tend to suffice his/her needs of wants. The likeness of a subject can lead to unwanted attachment of that thing. The logical approach of attaining will power is to concentrate on the current subject. Neglecting the cause won't produce any effect. Infact it is the other way round. Attention to the cause with a noble motive can only create the effect. The extraordinary power of the mind is nothing but total hollowness. "Hollowness" because total calmness produces the storm. The lull before the storm generates the intensity of the storm. The will circumscribes the capacity of the human mind. Mind can work within the circumference of the will. The efficiency of the will depends on the area swept by the intellect within that circle. Greater the area, greater the efficiency. Reqiurement of motivation is for the weak. The realisation of Infinite wipes out the need for motivation. It creates the thirst for knowlegde. Motivation requires 2 things: A goal in the first place, a practical approach to the goal. Languages are used for only communicating the ideas developed in the mind. Hindi,English,Bengali,and all the other languages convey the thoughts of one person to another. C,C++,JAVA,Perl,ASSEMBLY: these convey the thoughts of the mind to machines(computers). But the question arises : Why are thoughts conveyed to machines? Are they not biotic in nature! Yes. Computers are not biotic in nature. The main purpose of the living being is to make use of the available resources judiciously to evolve. All the languages(c,c++,etc) are the medium through which humans evolve with the help of computers. Striking is the similarity on comparing two languages. For instance comparing English and C:::: (THOSE WHO DON'T KNOW C, DON'T WORRY JUST SKIP THE PROGRAM AND START FROM THE SUCCEEDING PARAGRAPH.)
The program to enter 2 numbers in C :
#include
#include
void main()
{
int a,b; clrscr();
printf(" Enter two numbers : ");
scanf(" %d%d",&a,&b);
getch();
}
This program stores the numbers into the computer's memory. In the same way to make one understand a specific program in english the teacher tells the student " Consider 2 numbers 34 and 56". In both these languages we are communicating with two different entities, one living and the other non-living but the only difference is there medium of communication. The similarity is that in both of these data is fed into the memory.
Considering a different program : program to reverse the digits of a number : #include
#include
void main() {
int n,a,sum=0,i;
clrscr();
printf(" Enter the given number");
scanf(" %d",&n);
while(n!=0)
{
a=n%10; sum=a+(sum*10); n=n/10;
}
printf(" The reversed number is %d",sum);
getch();
}
The program reverses the digits of a number. When using english : The number say 3425 can be easily reversed by the mind. The mind has a very important tool to do this: (EYES) : It can quickly perceive the visual difference in reversing a number and tell the reversed number. Machine lags in this respect because it does not have sense organs.
The similarity in the last program may be noted that both the computer as well as humans were able to reverse the digits.
Again the method of recognising a language by a human or a system is to check whether the language contains any error or not. If yes, we try to modify it. The main purpose of this short stint of comparison was to enlighten the reader about the basic laws of the subtle world.
No i am not talking philosophy, the material levels of the micro liguistical way of communication are negligible in nature. From this logic we infer that 'c' language also is quite the same: ie. First the programmer creates a mental picture of what he wants to convey,then following the syntax and his intuition of approaching the problem he quickly codes the logic in that language. We perceive a language, create a mental picure of it but don't associate any material form to it (although almost all thoughts originate from some sort of material thing in nature but the language itself does not come from any material peceptions). The catch comes here! We don't need space to think or write words mentally, but the manifestation of a thought through a language distorts the nearby space in some form or the other. For example when A says to B : You are very beautiful, that means A distorts the nearby space in the form of sound waves. Similarly on typing a code we force the computer to accept the logic in terms of 1 byte/character, 2 bytes/integer,etc thereby bringing the concept of space again. So ultimately any manifestation of a single thought has to be bound by space and time.
