Rodriguez ialn Dan

SUPERVISOR FENCE MANUFACTURE | York | Yorkshire And The Humber, England

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Answer # 1 #

Just went through this process last month for my nursing license renewal! Here's what worked for me:

Step-by-step recovery:

  1. Go to https://online.prc.gov.ph/Login/ForgotPassword
  2. Enter your User ID (if you remember it) or use the "Forgot User ID" option
  3. Verify your identity through the security questions or registered email
  4. Check your email for the password reset link (mine went to spam initially)
  5. Create a new password following their requirements

What to do if nothing works: - Call the PRC hotline: (02) 8 310-0026 / 310-0036 - Email them at prc.assistance@gmail.com - Visit the nearest PRC office with your supporting documents

Important: The recovery process can take some time, so don't wait until the last minute before your license expiration! The system can be slow during peak renewal periods, so patience is definitely required.

I found that using the live chat feature on their website during business hours was actually the fastest way to get help when I was stuck.

Answered for the Question: "How to retrieve prc account and password?"

Answer # 2 #

Great question for anyone getting into programming! This confused me for the longest time. Here's the simplest way to understand it:

Think of it like building furniture:

  • Library = A toolbox with specific tools (saw, hammer, screwdriver)
  • Framework = A pre-built workshop with workbenches, power outlets, and instructions

The key difference is "inversion of control":

When you use a library, YOU are in charge. You call the library functions when you need them. Example: jQuery - you decide when to use $.ajax() or $.hide().

When you use a framework, IT is in charge. You plug your code into the framework, and it calls your code when needed. Example: React or Angular - they tell you where to put your components and when they'll be rendered.

Another way to think: - You call the library - The framework calls you

Both are reusable code written by others, but they serve different purposes in your application architecture!