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1. How we communicate with our parents? a. We communicate with our parents like a friendly manner, we should discuss every small issues and they are the best supporters to their children. They understand our problems and find the best solution to us. b. We should treat our parents with respect and we should be always supportive to them. We should not hurt them as they are the first God to us. c. We have to listen to parents words first and understand clearly what they are willing yo communicate us and then we need to summarize what we have understood. d. We should try to understand parents perspective even we disagree their thoughts and what they are saying to us. e. Think before you speak, especially when you’re talking with parents about difficult or sensitive issues. f. Let parents make informed decisions. You can suggest ideas, but it’s up to parents to decide what to do next. 2. How we communicate with our friends? a. Friends communicate through diverse channels, includin...

MAINFRAMES are not as ubiquitious today as in the past, but they still play a significant role in several industries. They handle large-scale, data-intensive workloads and process huge amounts of data fast. They are often used for high-volume transaction processing, batch-processing, datawarehousing and analytics. Modern mainframes can run multiple OSes simultaneously and support cloud computing and virtual environments. Mainframes play a significant role in Banking and Financial a COBOL reas. COBOL COBOL is the best programming language that uses side by side with mainframe computing COBOL is essential for the global economy because most financial applications run on a mainframe system with COBOL as a backend. JCL To complete a task in the mainframe environment, a set of instructions should provide to the mainframe. The set of instructions are like - what program to execute, from where the program runs, all all other parameter information. These sets of instructions are coded ...

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Everyday I wake up at 5 a.m HeadStandExerciseat15 mins Green Tea at 7 a.m working from home

 

 Naveen has been always been receptive to the people whether its juniors or Seniors at school, college or at office. They call him postlunch, postdinner and have discussions. Naveen has been very open and treats the people as they are. He has been often referred as secretkeeper. 

Naveen has been very expressive and maintains the post in the weekends. He has triple digits in facebook,whatsapp. Double digit likes in linkedin, follows his family in Instagram.  

Naveen has always been surrounded by the people. During his school days, students were always near him during the breaks whether cracking the jokes or having lunch together. He always has a petname associated with him. He was remembered with his petname as Junnu.  Naveen took his college at St.Marys Centennary Junior College and was good at financial accounting. He was having conversations on morality and ethics in Telugu classes. So he got the petname as Gandhi. He was friendly and has chitchat with his friend during snacks time.  Naveen took his undergraduation in computer science. He was ahead of the lecturer in terms of preparations. Undergraduates started calling him Bill Gates.  Naveen took his postgraduation in distributed systems. He was with the toppers of the 60 members batch.

 Naveen understands the significance of maintaining the fitness while juggling the demands of full time job. His commitment to a balanced lifestyle reflects in his routine. Rising at 6 A.M Local time zone. To kickstart his day with a headstand. This dedication not only keeps him fit but also primes his mind for the day ahead.