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                                GOOGLE’S NEW TOOL TURNS BARD INTO A CODE WIZARD Although AI is intended to replace humans wherever feasible in all fields, at this stage, it is clearly concentrating on certain activities. The first rows of the list are devoted to programming. Microsoft has already included GPT-4 into a number of its tools that assist programmers in writing scripts more quickly and precisely. It’s now Google’s turn. Recently, we discovered that Google’s Bard chatbot can assist with programming issues. HOW TO USE GOOGLE BARD As Google said, many users had been asking for the ability to develop, debug and explain code. So they decided to give Bard those skills. C++, Java, Python and JavaScript are just some of the 20 programming languages Bard can now write in. Apart from this, Google Bard can export code to Colab, Google’s cloud-based Python notebook environment, and help users create functions...

       Pinnewala Elephant Orphanage source - Photo by Tobin Rogers on Unsplash One of the best places to visit in Sri Lanka is Peradeniya Gardens, a vast 147 acre natural extravaganza with more than 4000 different plant species and 10,000 different types of trees. It also happens to be the country's largest garden. The Giant Bamboo of Burma, which can reach a height of 40 meters and grows 12 inches per day, is the most distinctive and uncommon collection in these gardens. The Javan fig tree, Cannonball tree, Double Coconut Palm, as well as about 200 other types of palm trees and a diverse collection of flora, are just a few of the other amazing collections. One can bring food to enjoy a picnic outside or enjoy the cafeteria inside, which serves both local and international cuisine. One of the top weekend tourist destinations in the hill country is the Peradeniya Botanical Garden, which is consistently overrun with visitors.

             Polonnaruwa Sacred City In the past, Polonnaruwa was also known as Pulathisipura and Vijayarajapura. It is the capital of the Polonnaruwa District in Sri Lanka's North Central Province. The other portion of Polonnaruwa, which is still known as the old royal city of the Kingdom of Polonnaruwa, is also known as New Town. Polonnaruwa, the second-oldest of all the kingdoms in Sri Lanka, was initially built as a military outpost by the Sinhalese monarchy. Following the Chola dynasty's successful conquest of the nation's then capital, Anuradhapura, in the 10th century, it was renamed Jananathamangalam. Polonnaruwa's Ancient City has been designated a World Heritage Site. The "Awakening of Polonnaruwa," a significant development initiative championed by the previous president Maithripala Sirisena, is taking place in contemporary Polonnaruwa. All of Polonnaruwa's areas, including roads, electricity, agriculture, education, health, and the environm...

               Sinharaja Forest Reserve Sri Lanka's Sinharaja Forest Reserve is both a forest reserve and a hotspot for biodiversity. It has been named a Biosphere Reserve and a World Heritage Site by UNESCO due to its importance on a global scale. The last remaining primary tropical rainforest in the nation is located in Sinharaja, according to the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN). The majority of the trees—more than 60%—are endemic, and many of them are rare. 50% of the animal species in Sri Lanka are endemic (especially butterflies, amphibians, birds, snakes, and fish species). 95% of the birds there are endemic. A World Biosphere Reserve in 1978 and a World Heritage Site in 1988, the hilly virgin rainforest, which is a part of the Sri Lanka lowland rain forests ecoregion, was spared from the worst of commercial logging by its accessibility. Animals can't be seen as quickly as they can in national parks in dry zones, like Y...

                   Yala National Park The second-largest and most popular national park in Sri Lanka, Yala National Park is situated along the Indian Ocean. The park is made up of five blocks, two of which are currently accessible to the general public, as well as adjacent parks. The blocks are identified by their unique names, such as Block 1 for Ruhuna National Park and Block 2 for Kumana National Park, or "Yala East" for the nearby region. It is located in Southern Province and Uva Province in the southeast of the nation. The park is about 300 kilometers (190 miles) from Colombo and has a total area of 979 square kilometers (378 sq mi). Yala was established in 1900 as an animal refuge,  and, having been established in 1938, was one of Sri Lanka's first two national parks, along with Wilpattu. The diversity of wild animals in the park is its best-known feature. It is crucial for the preservation of aquatic wildlife, leopards, and ...

               World's End Nuwara Eliya World's End is situated in Sri Lanka's Nuwara Eliya District's Horton Plains National Park. It has a 4,000-foot drop and is a sheer cliff. (1,200 m). It is one of the Park's most popular locations and a popular tourist destination in the district of Nuwara Eliya and the entire nation. A smaller cliff with a 1,000-foot (300-meter) drop is located one kilometer from the main cliff and is known as Mini World's End. On clear days, it is possible to see the Indian Ocean, which is 81 kilometers away. The World's End on the Horton Plains is one of the most amazing experiences you can have in Sri Lanka. The Horton plains are one of the finest tourist destinations in Sri Lanka, and you can get there by taking a tuk-tuk from Nuwara Eliya. Leopards and antelope are among the creatures you can see. It will be wonderful to experience the incredible flora and fauna.

                                                                                Sigiriya When you go there, you can see the King Kasyapa-built Sigiriya Fortress, which is 1600 years old. Three ramparts and two moats surround this enormous complex to provide security. One of the best places to explore in Sri Lanka, it was once thought to be King Kasyapa's private residence. This is one of the top tourism destinations in Sri Lanka if ancient sites interest you. Sigiriya is a historic rock fortress that can be found in Sri Lanka's Central Province in the northern Matale District close to the settlement of Dambulla. A huge granite rock column that stands 180 meters (590 feet) tall dominates this site, which is significant both historically and archaeologically. The area was once a vast for...