From a previous post on Python Functions, we can look into how we can pass external arguments into Python functions. This will take our code and turn it into reusable chunks of code. Therefore this is good for a few reasons: Passing Arguments into Python Functions With functions, you can pass outside arguments into them. […]
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Wow, we made it to part 3 for lists from our original post on Python lists. In this blog post, we will look at Python list methods. List methods extend lists’ functionality, which can be found here in Python List Methods. Unlike string methods that do not change the original string, list methods will change
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This blog is coming from sunny and humid Jacksonville, Florida. Today, we will look at controlling the RIP routing domain using Offset-Lists and Administrative Distance. We must remember that RIP is a distance-vector routing protocol with no idea what the network topology looks like. With this, we can trick RIP into thinking a network is
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