'Current languages' presentation slideshows

Using regular expressions to handle non-ASCII text

Using regular expressions to handle non-ASCII text. A motivating example. Program which puts data into database. Create a simple mySQL table Write a program which accepts a string from a form and appends it to the database table We will use it on the next few slides. First interaction.

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CS 4102, Algorithms, Spring 2011

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Partitioned Global Address Space Languages Kathy Yelick Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory and UC Berkeley

Partitioned Global Address Space Languages Kathy Yelick Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory and UC Berkeley. Joint work with The Titanium Group: S. Graham, P. Hilfinger, P. Colella, D. Bonachea, K. Datta, E. Givelberg, A. Kamil, N. Mai, A. Solar, J. Su, T. Wen

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Abstract Types Defined as Classes of Variables

Abstract Types Defined as Classes of Variables. Jeffrey Smith, Vincent Fumo, Richard Bruno. Introduction. What is a type Current approaches Why a new definition The new approach Common Types Questions. What is a Type?.

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Abstract Types Defined as Classes of Variables

Abstract Types Defined as Classes of Variables. Jeffrey Smith, Vincent Fumo, Richard Bruno. Introduction. What is a type Current approaches Why a new definition The new approach Common Types Questions. What is a Type?.

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Multicore Strategy

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Endangered and Extinct Languages

Endangered and Extinct Languages. Language Demographics. There are approximately 6,809 current spoken languages 330 languages each have one million speakers or more. The median size language in the world is 6,000 speakers Since 1900, 600 have been languages lost

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