Vinod Bahadur Thapa

Yesterday Only I bought S20 FE 5G variant and same I got 15W charger but mobile supports 25W charger.. 
If you get any info plz let me know ok. 
Thank You

Ya, Youtube and Website for both I am using same email id. So is it ok right..  I read that once we apply because of youtube Adsense ads were not showing on website

Both URL work just fine for me in Chrome, Vivaldi and Edge... (Both Chromium browser have Ublock, on Windows 10)
This might be an issue on your side considering pretty much everyone agrees that it works. Try clearing your browser cache.

Try refreshing it without caching (ctrl+f5 on the page). It may be that your browser is loading an old, cached version of the page before the domain registration was properly configured.

but I can do that without the 'www.' part

You need to either set up another A record for the domain without the www., or, you need to set up a CNAME record pointing the non-www site to the www one. You can also do it in reverse, but it sounds like you already have the www record set up.
 
Edit: You could (and possibly should, more rightly) use an ALIAS record in place of the CNAME, depending on whether you ever plan on having www itself be a separate subdomain.

i tried both https://www.thapatechnical.com/ and thapatechnical.com/, they worked just fine for me. also Pune? any UWC connections there?

Works fine for me - Firefox/Win10 both the latest version

I tried on Edge Windows 10 and both URL's worked for me too actually. I'm using Cloudflare as my dns provider.

Thank you so much Now it opening  I was trying from morning 5am now it 9:40AM in India
Ya when I clicked to take screenshot just to show that it is not opening then sudden it transfer to actual www.thapatechnical.com and now It working  

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I'm pretty sure THIS is the answer you're looking for:
If not I don't know, take an online class of whatever subject this belongs to.

No

@MSWindowsinside @sambarr He means what each word means in this context.
 
Hypertext Markup Language
Hyper = non linear, you can go anywhere with it being able to link anywhere. 
Markup is how the text is marked (italic, bold ect ect)
Language is the programming language this is in.
 

document.getElementById("status").options[1]=new Option("OPEN","open"); document.getElementById("status") // find the element with the div ID="status" .options[1]=new Option("OPEN","open"); // will create a new option (in your array) on position 1 (technically position 2, since it starts to //count from 0) with the text "OPEN" and the value "open" as a chain. if there was a variable there, its been replaced by that.  

So the document.getElementById part grabs your dynamic drop down list, I assume you gave it the label "status".

The .option[1] following that gets the Option at the array index '1'

And then the new Option("OPEN","open") is a constructor in javascript that creates a new option with the text "OPEN" and the value "open"


So to sum it up you replaced, or created the option at the array position '1' (remember we count from 0) in your drop down list which will show up as OPEN in your list but it will have the value "open"

first 
console.log(bar(6)) will call the function bar(6) // [6 as a parameter] then
function bar(x) { var y = 3; return foo(x*y); // now here x=6; than foo(3*6) = foo(18) , now this will call foo() function now 
 
function foo(b) { var a = 5; return a*b+10 } // here b=18 so 5*18 + 10 ... and rule says * priority > plus sign so 90+10 = 100 which will return 100 and this is the final output  

both are pretty good, however php for now is a better choice. although python is getting used pretty much
due to better reliabliity

A Full stack web developer is generally someone with knowledge of some stack that incorporates front end and back end code. For instance, if you know PHP/Laravel/Node/C#/MySQL/... you can create the server side application code. A font-end developer is only concerned with creating the front-end interface that the end user gets to see. 
 

A front end web developer designs the webpages in html and probably JavaScript.
JavaScript would also probably be a front end developer's job. It makes web pages responsive and act more like mobile apps.
 
A back end developer would work with databases and PHP.

java script is used for validations.
front end is basically the design of the page you see as a web page..
the background working is mostly done in languages like java, python .. etc
 

Back-end does the core architecture of the program/website. He will setup/configure/design the database, work directly with frameworks to make, essentially, APIs and libraries for the front-end. In the web dev world, he would use: Java, PHP, Python, etc.
 
The Front end works with implementing the GUI, implementing the requested features developed by the back-end, and ensure that everything provides a good experience (fast and responsive experience). In the web dev world, he would use: HTML, CSS, Java-Script.
 
In your case, I am assuming that they mean a full stack web developer as @Ampix0, mentioned, and as he explains, it is someone who can do both front and back-end.

If you want to open the most doors, you want to focus on both. Usually back-end devs are paid more than front-end, due to facing more complex problems. But ultimately, do what you love. You don't want to wake up every morning and hate you job. You'll excel that way, and go up the ladder quicker.

To add: Knowing both will make it easier to find a job, as you also open doors to small companies who look for generalist over experts. The more you can do, the better. So if you know how to setup a server, install the back-end technology like Apache and whatever database selected, and know how to maintain all that, basically knowing the IT side of thing, you'll be a lot more valuable.
 
Small companies can't afford a bunch of people, let alone experts. The up side for you, is that you can play with everything, and later on in your career can focus what you find that you end up enjoying more.
 

All front-end developers for web-based front-ends are web developers.
Not all web developers are front-end developers.

Yup, it is boring for most.. hence the higher wage as well. But then again, you won't be manually putting new entries in databases.. you set it up once, and you are done. A boring month or so for the first time, say it is a new web site, else it is just a matter to doing small'ish modifications most of the time (I am not in the web dev field, so I am guessing here, based on software dev, which is where I am), and tackle, perhaps, more interesting problems.
 
The up side of being a generalist is also job security. If you are not needed, the company can move you position, instead of hiring someone else, and big or small companies, knowing how all technologies works and having some level experience will be valuable as you'll be more comfortable in the case you need to touch something back-end (say something needs to be quickly implemented and the back-end devs are over filled with work), and it is good to understand the back-end regardless.