'Char type' presentation slideshows

Software Development Infrastructure for Sensor Networks

Software Development Infrastructure for Sensor Networks. Operating systems ( TinyOS ) Resource (device) management Basic primitives Protocols (MAC, routing) {covered in many previous lectures} Programming languages and runtime environments Low level (C, nesC)

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Crossbow: Smarter Sensors in Silicon

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CIS 068

CIS 068. JAVA vs. C++ Main Differences. JAVA vs C++. Java is (an interpreted) write once, run anywhere language.

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20. Strings

20. Strings. Contents. Introduction Characters Basic_string Types Iterators Element Access Constructors Assignment Comparisons Insert Find I/O operations. 1. Introduction. The standard library string provides string manipulation operations

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Towards System Architecture for Tiny Networked Devices

Towards System Architecture for Tiny Networked Devices. Jason Hill http://www.cs.berkeley.edu/~jhill http://www.cs.berkeley.edu/~jhill/tos U.C. Berkeley 6/20/2000. Scalable Infrastructure highly available persistent state (safe) databases, agents service programming environment. Service

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Java Data Types

Java Data Types. Characters and Unicode. Unicode. Characters, like the letters of the alphabet and other printable symbols, are represented internally in the computer by a numerical code. The coding system that Java relies on for characters is called Unicode.

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Towards System Architecture for Tiny Networked Devices

Towards System Architecture for Tiny Networked Devices. David Culler http://www.cs.berkeley.edu/~culler U.C. Berkeley Wireless hoo-hah 5/30/2000. Scalable Infrastructure highly available persistent state (safe) databases, agents service programming environment. Service Path.

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Towards System Architecture for Tiny Networked Devices

Towards System Architecture for Tiny Networked Devices. David Culler http://www.cs.berkeley.edu/~culler U.C. Berkeley Wireless hoo-hah 5/30/2000. Scalable Infrastructure highly available persistent state (safe) databases, agents service programming environment. Service Path.

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