Digital Maharshi

As a senior developer, I explain this to juniors all the time! Here's my favorite analogy:

A library is like a rental car - you're in the driver's seat, you decide where to go and when to turn. The car (library) provides the functionality, but you're in control.

A framework is like a bus tour - the route is already planned, the stops are predetermined. You just get on and follow the schedule. The framework provides the structure, and you fill in the details.

Technical examples: - Libraries: React (for UI components), Lodash (utility functions), Axios (HTTP requests) - Frameworks: Angular (full application framework), Django (Python web framework), Spring (Java framework)

The boundary can get blurry sometimes (React is often called a library but feels framework-y), but the control flow distinction is what matters most when you're deciding which to use for a project.

PRC account recovery depends on which PRC system you're referring to, but I'll assume you mean the Philippine Professional Regulation Commission since that's a common query:

If you forgot your PRC ID/password:

1. Go to the PRC Online Services website: https://online.prc.gov.ph

2. Click on "Forgot Password" or "Retrieve User ID"

3. You'll need to provide:

4. Your full name as registered
5. Your birthdate

6. Your email address or mobile number on file

7. Follow the instructions sent to your registered email/phone

If you no longer have access to your registered email: - You may need to visit a PRC office personally - Bring valid government IDs for verification - There might be a verification process to confirm your identity

Pro tip: Make sure to check your spam folder if you don't see the recovery email! Also, the PRC website is often busiest in the mornings, so try during off-peak hours if you're having trouble accessing it.