'Gui events' presentation slideshows

Five Generations

Five Generations. The five generations. We generally count five "generations" of programming languages The generations aren't formally defined Each generation represents technological advances "Advances" may just reflect changing preferences Don't take the distinctions too seriously

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Using Execution Feedback in Test Case Generation

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Locating Matching Method Calls by Mining Revision History Data

Locating Matching Method Calls by Mining Revision History Data. Benjamin Livshits Stanford University and Thomas Zimmermann Saarland University. The Usual Suspects. Much bug-detection research in recent years Focus: generic patterns, sometimes language-specific NULL dereferences Security

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DT265-2 Object Oriented Software Development 2 Lecture 3 : Windows Programming

DT265-2 Object Oriented Software Development 2 Lecture 3 : Windows Programming. Lecturer Pat Browne p atrick.browne@dit.ie. Windows Dialogs. Components . From Windows Forms Programming with C# by Erik Brown. Menu Class. From Windows Forms Programming with C# by Erik Brown.

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CS-260

CS-260. Event Driven Programming Dick Steflik. What is it?. Program execution is determined by user or sensor generated events rather than the old linear (begining to end) execution of command line programs. Execution is non-linear. Embedded Systems.

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