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Functions

Functions. Outlines. Advantage of Functions (divide and conquer) Standard Library Functions (Pre-defined functions ) Programmer (User) Defined Functions Local and Global Variables Scope of Variables Functions with no types (void functions) Arrays and Functions

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PHP - Hypertext Preprocessor

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Enhancing User Interaction Through Programming

Chapter 7. Enhancing User Interaction Through Programming. Chapter Introduction. Visual basic for applications (VBA) Fully customize and automate a database Perform more complex validity Use functions and actions not available with macros. Tools Covered in This Chapter.

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Chapter 2 Problem Solving Using C++

C++ for Engineers and Scientists Third Edition. Chapter 2 Problem Solving Using C++. 1. Objectives. In this chapter, you will learn about: Modular programs Programming style Data types Arithmetic operations Variables and declaration statements Common programming errors.

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Chapter 7-8

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Design Recovery 1

Design Recovery 1. Informatics 122 Alex Baker. What is Design Recovery?. Sort of like reverse engineering. What is Design Recovery?. Design recovery recreates design abstractions from Code Existing design documentation (if available)

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Polymorphism

Polymorphism. Introduction. Compare these function types The ML function is more flexible, since it can be applied to any pair of the same (equality-testable) type. int f(char a, char b ) { return a== b ; }. C:. - fun f(a, b) = (a = b); val f = fn : ''a * ''a -> bool. ML:.

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Modeling and Analyzing Security Protocols using I/O Automata

Modeling and Analyzing Security Protocols using I/O Automata. Nancy Lynch, MIT CSAIL DIMACS Security Workshop June 7, 2004. 1. Introduction. Goal: Methods of modeling and analyzing security protocols that are: Mathematically precise, Easy for people to use,

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Lecture 6

Lecture 6. 8/11/11. Using Div Elements to create CSS layout. Need to identify your documents sections Header Content Footer. #header. #content. #container. #footer. Basic div structure used to make a single column layout. Div.

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3D coordinate systems

3D coordinate systems. Y. Y. Z. X. X. Z. Right-Hand Coordinate System. Left-Hand Coordinate System. Direct3D uses this!. OpenGL uses this!. Visualizing in 3D. Y. y=1.0. G. H. Counter- clockwise. C. D. F. E. X. x=1.0. 1.0. B. A. z=1.0. Z. Rendering a Box in OpenGL.

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EEE 243B Applied Computer Programming

EEE 243B Applied Computer Programming. Basic program structure. Outline. Quick comparison between C and Java Tools required to program in C main() Simple program in C Command line arguments (argc, argv) Commenting Naming conventions. Java and C.

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Section 6.1

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Lesson 8: The OOP concepts of Polymorphism and Interfaces

Lesson 8: The OOP concepts of Polymorphism and Interfaces. Scenario: At a supermarket, there are three people working there. They all serve a single purpose: to do their jobs that they have been hired to complete. However, what their job actually entails is completely different.

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Coupling Parallel IO with Remote Data Access

Coupling Parallel IO with Remote Data Access. Ekow Otoo, Arie Shoshani, Doron Rotem, and Alex Sim Lawrence Berkeley National Lab. Outline. Project objectives Status and accomplishments Usage in an application Extensions Other future work. Project Objectives.

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Style

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PathoLogic: More about Matching Enzymes to Reactions

PathoLogic: More about Matching Enzymes to Reactions. Inputs. MetaCyc is the primary reference PGDB. (Most) name/reaction associations in MetaCyc will be available to the name matcher

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PathoLogic: More about Matching Enzymes to Reactions

PathoLogic: More about Matching Enzymes to Reactions. Inputs. MetaCyc is the primary reference PGDB. (Most) name/reaction associations in MetaCyc will be available to the name matcher

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Linux Kernel Module Programming

Linux Kernel Module Programming. Jason Barto September 4, 2003. Agenda. Introduction Review Standard Functions Write Module v0.1 Compiling Modules Handling Runtime Parameters More Kernel Macros Write Module v0.2 Close and Further Readings. Introduction.

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What's in a Name?

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