'Main string' presentation slideshows

Threading and P/Invoke

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The computer memory and the binary number system

The computer memory and the binary number system . Memory devices . A memory device is a gadget that helps you record information and recall the information at some later time. Example: . Memory devices (cont.). A memory device must have more than 1 states

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DryadLINQ: Computer Vision (among other things) on a cluster

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Java vs. C#

Java vs. C#. By Abrar Siddiqui. What is C# ?. What do you guys think? C# a new programming language or a new version of C/C++ ?

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ICS 23 Fundamental Data Structures Introduction to Java

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Polymorphism

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Open Source XMPP for Cloud Services

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CMSC 202

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Problem Solving 2 Abstract Classes, Interfaces and Exception Handling

Problem Solving 2 Abstract Classes, Interfaces and Exception Handling. ICS-201 Introduction to Computing II Semester 071. Abstract Classes.

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Recitation 1 CS0445 Data Structures

Recitation 1 CS0445 Data Structures. Mehmud Abliz. Outline. Discuss the following features of JAVA Scanner (reading lines of input) String Manipulation Linked List Hash Map. Scanner class. A simple text scanner which can parse primitive types and strings.

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Java Input

Java Input. Input is NOT tested on the AP exam, but if we want to do any labs, we need input!!. Scanner Imports. import java.util.Scanner;

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Writing GUI Applications

Writing GUI Applications. An introduction with Java. Why is it complicated?. First the timing of the input is completely different from command-line programming Second the operating system is doing more complicated processing of the data before you get it

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Scenario: Audio Clip

Scenario: Audio Clip. Imagine that your application played an audio clip Based on user action, a different audio clip may begin playing You want only one audio clip to play at a time. Goal:.

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explicit heap-dynamic variables

explicit heap-dynamic variables. anonymous (nameless) variables created at runtime, allocated on the heap, and accessible only via indirection (a pointer) Example [p. 221] int *intnode; // Create a pointer ... intnode = new int; // Create the heap-dynamic variable ...

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Welcome to the Lecture Series on

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OOP & JAVA

OOP & JAVA. HelloWorld.java. /** * The HelloWorld class is an application that * displays " Hello World !" to the standard output . */ public class HelloWorld { // Display " Hello World !" public static void main ( String args []) { System . out . println (" Hello World !") ;

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JAVA BASICS II

JAVA BASICS II. EXPRESSIONS . MORE EXPRESSIONS. class DisplayWarning { /** * Displaying a warning program by J M Bishop Aug 1996 * ---------------------------- Java 1.1 October 1997 * Illustrates the form of a program and the use of println. */

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Staples are our staple

Staples are our staple. Building upon our solution. Why did this program work. public class StaplerSimulation{ public static void main(String[] args) { Stapler myStapler = new Stapler(); System.out.println( myStapler ); myStapler.fill(); System.out.println( myStapler );

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Managing Data

Managing Data Databases Arrays, Lists, and File I/O An Array-based database public static String Artist[] = new String[ 5 ]; public static String Song[] = new String[ 5 ]; public static int length = 0 ; public static void main ( String [] args) { length = Artist.length;

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