How to Install Dependencies of Software Programs in Ubuntu

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If you encounter any error while running some applications in Ubuntu, then you may got dependency problem which the application depends on, To solve this problem go to your terminal and type the command sudo apt-get install -f  ,all your dependencies will be installed and you will be running your application error free.

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