Before we discuss why Docker wins the battle, we should understand the difference between Virtual Machines (VMs) and Containers.It functions similarly to physical computers. Each VM possesses its own virtual resources, including RAM, Storage, CPU, etc. allowing it to operate independently.

I know a lot of people, who are confused about whether to do a git merge or a git rebase in their project. While both achieve the goal of integrating the changes, they do so in fundamentally different ways. This will be my third article on Git. So let’s understand each topic.

This is a part-2 series of my Git article. Why is writing meaningful commit messages so important? suppose you wrote a commit (which you can only understand) and pushed the code to the GitHub repository. Again 2 years later a new developer comes and reads the code and the commits. When he sees your commit, he can't understand what changes you made, based on your commit message. Therefore, writing good and meaningful commit messages is important for developers.

Imagine you’re working on a group project where multiple team members are coding simultaneously. Without a system to track changes, chaos ensues — files get overwritten, it’s hard to figure out who changed what, and reverting to an earlier version is a nightmare. Additionally, if you want to share your files with others through the web, it will be a very time-consuming. That's where Git comes to the rescue. It solves all the above problems effectively. So, Git is a free and open-source version control system used to handle small to very large projects efficiently.

So, today I will explain about why we use pandas Series if we still have Python lists. The major difference lies between Pandas series and Python Lists is about flexibility and functionality. I can explain to You by taking a few examples. Pandas series supports operations on the entire series without using any type of loops. Whereas for Python lists if you want to manipulate data, you are bound to use types of loops.