How to use "in on at" while framing sentences

Let's learn how to use prepositions in, on, and at.

At: At shows us the location of a person or thing.

1. Am at home
2. Am at work
3. Am at theater

In: In shows us something inside.

1. There are two pens in the draw.
2. I read an interesting article in the newspaper.
3. I like action scenes in movies.

On: A thing is top on something.

1. There is dust on the floor.
2. Mick-Mouse is my best cartoons on TV.
3. I like listening to talk shows on radio. 

PhonePe support answer on ekyc enable/disable

I've contacted PhonePe care and I got this reply from them.

Thank you for contacting PhonePe!

We understand your concern.

With Regarding your recent query, Ticket No:********, we would like to inform you that on checking your PhonePe account details we see that you have completed your Basic KYC through  PAN_CARD and wallet balance withdrawal are not allowed in Basic KYC.

However, please note that E-KYC (Aadhar card) is disabled temporarily and you will not be able to complete the E-KYC as well, but you can utilize the wallet balance for making P2M transactions (Recharge, BillPay, online/offline Shopping across PhonePe).

We are looking for a permanent solution and the same will be updated soon.

We appreciate your understanding on this.

Please feel free to contact us if you need any clarification.

Puma Turkish Sea Casual Backpack Review

This I purchased for 439/- INR and for shipping the site has charged another 100/-INR, so total amount costed me was 539/-INR. I've received the product on next day I ordered and packing was excellent. As soon as I opened and held the backpack in my hand I was little disappointed as the size was a bit smaller than I expected. But the packing, the logo, color, look and feel, the product finishing, and the fresh smell made me happy.
This Puma backpack is ideal for carrying laptop or can be used while travelling. This is the first backpack I've ordered online, earlier I used Lenovo backpack which I got it along with my Lenovo laptop. A couple of days ago near Secunderabad railway station I purchased a backpack which is a duplicate version of the PUMA, anyways the cost of it was only 130/-INR. There is a wide difference between genuine one and the duplicate. For using rough and tough the duplicate one can be used without any second opinion.

This is what you need to know about a Personal Loan!

Personal loans are Unsecured loans which does not require collateral. CIBIL score or Credit score will play key role to get a Personal loan or even a Credit card. TransUnion CIBIL Limited maintains credit files of Individuals and companies.

There are two important terminologies that hits our head when we think of a personal loan. They are
1) Interest rate
2) CIBIL score

Borrowers look out for financial institutions who offer least interest rates whereas lenders disburse loans based on CIBIL score. Low CIBIL score can result in rejections, multiple rejections will further drag down credit score.

Application -> Rejection -> Score down -> Application: This is a dangerous cycle where lenders assume higher risk with this kind of profiles. For a healthy CIBIL score ensure repayment on or before due date which also helps you to avoid late charges. 

Is your company 5 years old?
In case if you're working in a start up/recently established company then the chances of getting a loan is very low. Financial institutions have set some standards before they offer you Personal loans. They are

• Company you're working in should be 5 years old.
• Are you at least 1 year old in current company.
• Type of residence(Owned, Owned by Parents/Siblings, Rented).
• Your CIBIL score.
• Your re-payment plays vital role. 

Financial Institutions can be two types:
1) Banks: HDFC, ICICI, IDBI, AXIS, Kotat, SBI etc.
2) Non-banking financial company(NBFC): Muthoot Finance, Bajaj Finserv, Mannapuram Finance etc.

Usually the interest rate vary from 10.99% to 24% per annum. 

Improvements in out paramenters in C#7.0

There is a slight improvement in calling a method using out parameter in C# 7.0. Instead of declaring variables separately outside we can declare them while calling method itself.

In the two examples below which is colored, you could find the way of using out parameters. 
  class Sample
    {
        public void Cals(int val1, int val2, out int val3, out int val4)
        {
            val3 = val1 + val2;
            val4 = val1 * val2;
        }
        static void Main()
        {
            int m = 100, n = 50;
            Sample S = new Sample();
            int x, y;
            S.Cals(m, n, out x, out y);
            Console.WriteLine("x = "+x + "and y = " + y);
            Console.Read();
        }
    }
  Output:
  x = 150 and y = 5000

    class Sample
    {
        public void Cals(int val1, int val2, out int val3, out int val4)
        {
            val3 = val1 + val2;
            val4 = val1 * val2;
        }
        static void Main()
        {
            int m = 100, n = 50;
            Sample S = new Sample();
            S.Cals(m, n, out int x, out int y);
            Console.WriteLine(x + " " + y);
            Console.Read();
        }
    }
  Output:
  x = 150 and y = 5000

C# 7.0 Tuple example program

A program can return more than one value from a method from C#7.0.

Example 1: 
class Program
    {
        public (int Sum, int Product) Calc(int val1, int val2)
        {
            int val3 = val1 + val2;
            int val4 = val1 * val2;
            return (val3, val4);
        }
        static void Main()
        {
            Program P = new Program();
            var (Sum_Result, Product_Result) = P.Calc(100, 50);
            Console.WriteLine("Sum: " + Sum_Result);
            Console.WriteLine("Product: " + Product_Result);
            Console.Read();
        }
    }

Output:
Sum: 150
Product: 5000

If you notice val3 and val4 of type integer has been returned from Calc method

In the Main method we've captured val3 and val4 values into Sum_Result and Product_Result and printed them as well. .

Example 2:
class Program
{
        public (int Sum, int Product) Calc(int val1, int val2)
        {
            int val3 = val1 + val2;
            int val4 = val1 * val2;
            return (val3, val4);
        }
        static void Main()
        {
            Program P = new Program();
            var var_obj = P.Calc(100, 50);
            Console.WriteLine("Sum: " + var_obj.Sum);
            Console.WriteLine("Product: " + var_obj.Product);
            Console.Read();
        }
 }
Output:
Sum: 150
Product: 5000

In the above example we have created a var obj by name var_obj which calls Calc method using object(P) of the class Program and passed two integer values as well.

Then printed two values using var_obj. 

Optimists Vs Pessimists

Optimists tend to think on a good side of life and have lots of hoping in future. Pessimists have negative opinion towards all the activities they do.

Example with a glass with water filled to the half:

                  Optimists                                        Pessimists

Positive thinking                                                  Negative thinking
Expects positive out of any activity                     Rolls in negativity all the time
An Optimist feels happy to have half filled.        A Pessimist sees a half-empty.