Softlogic Systems - Training and Placements in Chennai

Softlogic Systems offers the best Dot Net training in Chennai which is completely Job oriented and enables the person an Industry Ready Programmer. The syllabus is approved by top IT companies and it is periodically updated. On completion of the regular course, every student is given an opportunity to work on a live project in real time environment along with real time developers to get hands on experience in dotnet technology. Softlogic provides dot net training with a complete package of aptitude training, soft skills training, interview skills training, attitudinal training, placement grooming and real time Internship only with the intention of getting the students placed on successful completion of the course. In this regard, our Placement Cell gives opportunity to every fellow student in terms of on campus drives and off campus drives in relevant software field thereby helping students to get a Career out of this Training. Softlogic commits to walk with you until your GOAL i...

Leadership is a very important concept in all types of organizations – company, country, or family. A leader motivates and sets the mission and vision for an organization. People are emotionally connected to a leader. Though everyone prefers a benevolent leadership style, we cannot be sure that it works in all circumstances. For example, in a BPO unit where most of the employees have just crossed teenage, benevolent leadership may not work. The employees may need various methods to ensure discipline and work flow. Laissez-Faire Leadership style means “let them do.” In this style employees are given a free rein to complete their jobs. This style works only for self-starters and experienced people. If an organization has a mix of young and experienced employees then different leadership styles can be used at different moments. At Softlogic Systems IT Training company , we understand the importance of leadership skills. So, students are trained on the different leadership styles...

An exception is a problem that arises during the execution of a program. A C# exception is a response to an exceptional circumstance that arises while a program is running, such as an attempt to divide by zero. Exceptions provide a way to transfer control from one part of a program to another. C# exception handling is built upon four keywords: try, catch, finally, and throw. Try : A try block identifies a block of code for which particular exceptions will be activated. It's followed by one or more catch blocks. Catch : A program catches an exception with an exception handler at the place in a program where you want to handle the problem. The catch keyword indicates the catching of an exception. Finally : It's optional. The finally block is used to execute a given set of statements, whether an exception is thrown or not thrown. For example, if you open a file, it must be closed whether an exception is raised or not. Throw : A program throws an exception when a...

.NET is a Microsoft framework and Java is a Sun Microsystems programming language. One of the reasons .NET is preferred over Java is because of the rich user interface (UI) .NET has. .NET also has a lot of languages that can be used to do the programming. .NET includes ASP.NET, C#, and even C and C++ coding. But, Java has the facility of using only one language. .NET has a ADO.NET connection that disconnects from the database as soon as the job is over. This does not happen in Java. In .NET most of the functionality is available in drag-and-drop tools/controls. The controls get the code for events automatically. And no separate programming is needed. But in Java, each and every control must be programmed to do what it is supposed to do. .NET is also light weight and is not a heavy programming language like Java. Above all, .NET has maximum job openings for freshers. But, Java does not have that as much openings for freshers. Knowing all the above advantages of .NET,...

Inheritance – what does the word mean to you? Are you thinking of inheriting property or about the book “Inheritance of Loss.” ? Well, though both the inheritances exist, we will discuss about Inheritance as an Object Oriented Programming (OOPS ) concept. A Class is the basic unit of OOPS. A class will have member data. Member data describes the characteristics of the class. The original class is called base class. The inherited class is known as derived class. Imagine that 'Bird' is a base class. Then peacock, hen, and sparrow inherit attributes from the base class of birds. Here peacock and sparrow are derived classes. A derived class will have all the attributes of a base class, and few new attributes also. For example, peacock has a new attribute of dancing. Koel has a new attribute of singing. Inheritance is similar to a child inheriting qualities from both dad and mom. You call it multiple inheritance – when you inherit from more than one base class ( mom and da...