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Chapter 9

Chapter 9. Object-Oriented Design and High-Level Programming Languages. Chapter Goals. Distinguish between functional design and object-oriented design Describe the stages of the object-oriented design process Apply the object-oriented design process

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Ada95: A brief History

Ada95: A brief History. 1975-1979: strawman-steelman requirements, Pascal is base 1981 : Green wins, becomes preliminary Ada 1983 : ANSI Standard, first validated compiler 1987 : ISO Standard 1990-1994 : Revision Process 1995 : ANSI - ISO Ada 95 Standard 1995 : First validated GNAT compiler.

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Introduction to Ada ANSI/ISO/IEC-8652:1995

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Ada95: A brief History

Ada95: A brief History. 1975-1979: strawman-steelman requirements, Pascal is base 1981 : Green wins, becomes preliminary Ada 1983 : ANSI Standard, first validated compiler 1987 : ISO Standard 1990-1994 : Revision Process 1995 : ANSI - ISO Ada 95 Standard 1995 : First validated GNAT compiler.

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Ada95: A brief History

Ada95: A brief History. 1975-1979: strawman-steelman requirements, Pascal is base 1981 : Green wins, becomes preliminary Ada 1983 : ANSI Standard, first validated compiler 1987 : ISO Standard 1990-1994 : Revision Process 1995 : ANSI - ISO Ada 95 Standard 1995 : First validated GNAT compiler.

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Ada: A brief History

Ada: A brief History. 1975-1979: strawman-steelman requirements, Pascal is base 1981 : Green wins, becomes preliminary Ada 1983 : ANSI Standard, first validated compiler 1987 : ISO Standard 1990-1994 : Revision Process 1995 : ANSI - ISO Ada 95 Standard (object-oriented features)

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Ada95: A brief History

Ada95: A brief History. 1975-1979: strawman-steelman requirements, Pascal is base 1981 : Green wins, becomes preliminary Ada 1983 : ANSI Standard, first validated compiler 1987 : ISO Standard 1990-1994 : Revision Process 1995 : ANSI - ISO Ada 95 Standard 1995 : First validated GNAT compiler.

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Chapter 8

Chapter 8. High-Level Programming Languages. Chapter Goals. Describe the translation process and distinguish between assembly , compilation , interpretation , and execution Name four distinct programming paradigms and name a language characteristic of each

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e-Science and Open Access

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Vision and Infrastructure Behind the Cancer Biomedical Informatics Grid

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Cloud Computing - I

Presenters: Abhishek Verma, Nicolas Zea. Cloud Computing - I. Cloud Computing. Map Reduce Clean abstraction Extremely rigid 2 stage group-by aggregation Code reuse and maintenance difficult Google ? MapReduce, Sawzall Yahoo ? Hadoop, Pig Latin Microsoft ? Dryad, DryadLINQ

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The Miranda Programming Language

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Representation, Syntax, Paradigms, Types

Representation, Syntax, Paradigms, Types. Representation Formal Syntax Paradigms Data Types Type Inference. General Issues. Representation (of data, of computation) Form (Syntax) Meaning (Semantics) Paradigm (General way of thinking) Naming (names, name spaces, bindings, locality)

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Introducing NHibernate 3

Rock Solid Data Access. Introducing NHibernate 3. Kevin McKelvin kevin@mcdev.za.net @ kmckelvin www.mcdev.za.net. The Problems. SQL Injection. The Impedance Mismatch. Objects (Hierarchical). Rows (Relational). My Biggest Pet-Peeve. Boilerplate Code. Typed Datasets anyone?.

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