asutosh97

What is NodeJS?

-> Its basically javascript that runs on the machine.Originally, javascript was designed for running in web browser.(chrome, firefox, etc).

The makers of NodeJS made the runtime of Google chrome's V8 javascript engine to run on a machine.

So, now it can actually run in a terminal in any machine, just like php, ruby on rails, etc.

So, now we basically have full access to the computer and computer resources via the program.

asutosh97

What is NodeJS?

-> Its basically javascript that runs on the machine.Originally, javascript was designed for running in web browser.(chrome, firefox, etc).

The makers of NodeJS made the runtime of Google chrome's V8 javascript engine to run on a machine.

So, now it can actually run in a terminal in any machine, just like php, ruby on rails, etc.

So, now we basically have full access to the computer and computer resources via the program.

asutosh97

Keybase proof

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• I am asutosh97 on github.
• I am asutosh97 (https://keybase.io/asutosh97) on keybase.
• I have a public key ASAIq_QhUSOCH0XFHwDwQJBlUjyHSm_g3fqv5toH8zxehwo

To claim this, I am signing this object:

asutosh97

Installing powerline fonts

$ # clone
git clone https://github.com/powerline/fonts.git
# install
cd fonts
./install.sh
# Powerline fonts installed to /Users/asutosh97/Library/Fonts
# clean-up a bit

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1. Given an array and its length, return 1 if its possible if its possible to split the array at any index such that all the elements in the left half are strictly decreasing and all elements in right half are strictly increasing

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

int isSplitPossible(int arr[], int len) {
	bool increased = false;
	prev = arr[0];