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ZD2911 User Guide-en 100%

31 public bool SaveAllUserEnrollDataAsDB(string fileName, List<User>

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C:\Program Files (x86)\HEX\Hex_ Data\Managed\System.Web.dll (this message is harml ess) Main|4/10/2016 12:51:02 AM|Using EXTRA hexdata path @ C:\Program Files (x86)\HEX\HexData 2016-04-10 00:51:02.5608|DEBUG|Main|4/10/2016 12:5 1:02 AM|Using EXTRA hexdata path @ C:\Program File s (x86)\HEX\HexData (Filename:

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Assignment 7 Writeup 90%

The first filename specifies the file with correctly spelled words and the second filename specifies the misspelled words with their corrections.

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s17cs280program2-s008-102 DRAFT 88%

-v (optional) if present, every token is printed when it is seen -stats (optional) if present, statistics are printed -sum (optional) if present, summary information is printed filename (optional) if present, read from the filename;

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Sheet-1-2015 79%

What is the case for Java keywords (6) What is the Java source code filename extension, and what is the Java bytecode filename extension?

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linuxtipstricks 71%

# Serve current directory tree at http://$HOSTNAME:8000/ python -m SimpleHTTPServer # Save a file you edited in vim without the needed permissions :w !sudo tee % # change to the previous working directory cd # Runs previous command but replacing ^foo^bar # mtr, better than traceroute and ping combined mtr google.com # quickly backup or copy a file with bash cp filename{,.bak} # Rapidly invoke an editor to write a long, complex, or tricky command ctrl-x e # Copy ssh keys to user@host to enable password-less ssh logins.

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Mumu- Master 71%

rm -rf filename rm is a command or utility ;

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ITIS4166 A1 67%

• Filename: ... • Filename:

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Smooshy Mushy Target Store List May 2018 62%

Store # 1499 1376 2503 1960 2140 2354 2400 2365 1960 660 1054 1305 1307 1383 1407 1411 1423 1805 1851 1936 2143 2195 2309 2026 2349 2386 2499 2468 2471 2023 2052 2403 1928 2716 815 1294 1382 1519 1918 1973 2022 2064 2092 2235 2364 2370 2376 2118 2264 2289 2317 2476 2431 981 533 670 833 836 2490 2378 1888 1449 1229 1007 1871 1832 2046 2189 2193 2300 2313 2321 2340 2390 2456 1102 1353 1455 1826 2080 2037 2383 2326 530 2303 2170 1263 1929 1948 1401 1270 2312 2172 2184 1414 1236 1381 2159 2542 1782 1419 2360 2362 795 2550 2495 2419 2426 2389 2342 Store Name Opelika Mobile West Hoover West Gilbert SW Tucson North Phoenix Spectrum Goodyear West Queen Creek Gilbert SW Fontana Tanforan Cerritos West Van Nuys West Fullerton Daly City Serramonte Rosemead Montclair Visalia Gilroy Santa Ana NW Los Angeles Topanga Lake Elsinore Moreno Valley East Carson North Tulare Atwater Murrieta North Hesperia Menifee Lone Tree Denver Stapleton Fort Collins East Westminster Highlands Ranch Sawgrass St Augustine New Tampa Clermont Kissimmee West Tallahassee North Davie Pinellas Park Deerfield Beach W Brandon South Palm Coast Orlando SW Orlando - Sodo Tampa North Winter Garden Tampa West Coconut Point Canton Milton Cobb Davenport Springfield Vernon Hills Glendale Heights Hillside Yorkville Norridge Metairie Everett Laurel Abingdon Blaine West St Paul Knollwood Maple Grove North Richfield Edina Rochester South Burnsville Apple Valley South Otsego Brentwood Chesterfield Liberty Raleigh NE Charlotte North Burlington Omaha Far SW Omaha Far NW Omaha NW Lincoln SW Millville Edgewater South Plainfield Medford Gateway West Mifflin Springfield West Concord Township South Union Twp Butler Polaris Mansfield Sandusky Tulsa South Tulsa SE Portland East Smyrna Spring Hill Knoxville NW Wylie Pflugerville Houston Far West San Antonio Culebra Atascocita Cedar Park Filename:

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USB 3 62%

Filename: USB 3.docx Directory:

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FJ 62%

when a file is not selected this area is grey for showcasing puproses file is selected after download is done - green tick appears for a 1-2 second and then the whole row gradually disappears when a file is selected / hovered over double click filename to rename it link appears orginize XXXX in order of 1 to z selected folder:

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Backtesting with 99 percent modelling V1 59%

You then drop the script onto the chart and enter a filename of the logged ticks.

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analisi monomeri 2007 54%

Channel: Calculation method: Chromatogram filename:

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lap 54%

Arsip Sekretaris, DEDEN HARDIAN NARAYANTO, ST Filename:

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Letter 53%

2013) (online at http://www.gsa.gov/portal/mediaId/185367/fileName/improving_cybersecurity_and_resilience_t hrough_acquisition.action.).

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MeshAndTextureReplacementGuide 52%

• .IMGs filename.png (ex:

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laporan Komisi C Peb11 51%

Arsip Filename: Directory: Template:

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BarryAllen 043rx-en 51%

Preface:

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Linux-101-Hacks 50%

Pass different httpd.conf filename to apachectl .............

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RubyProgrammingLanguage 50%

Ruby Programming Language 1 Overview Ruby is a dynamic, reflective, object-oriented, general-purpose programming language. It was developed by Yukihiro “Matz” Matsumoto in the mid-1990s. Ruby was designed to be natural for humans to use. Ruby is open-source. To download Ruby, visit: https://www.ruby-lang.org/en General To run Ruby code via shell, use the Interactive Ruby Shell by typing “irb” in the console. To exit the Interactive Ruby Shell, type the command “exit”. Ruby files end with the file extension “.rb”. To run a Ruby file in command line, type “ruby” followed by the filename: ruby hello_world.rb Whitespace is generally ignored in Ruby. Newline characters indicate the end of a statement. Ruby identifiers are the names of variables, constants, and methods. Identifiers may consist of alphanumeric characters as well as the underscore character. Identifiers are case sensitive. Ruby also has a list of reserved words which may not be used as constant or variable names, but may be used as method names. Basic Input & Output Interaction with the console is possible with simple input and output operations. The four rudimentary I/O operations are as follows: ● “puts” - prints to console with trailing newline character ● “print” - prints to console without trailing newline character ● “gets” - reads from console with last character (usually newline) 2 ● “gets.chomp” - reads from console without last character (usually newline) Example of console interaction # Asks user for their name and greets them puts “Hello, what is your name?” name = gets.chomp puts “Hello, #{name}!” Object-oriented Programming Ruby follows the object-oriented programming paradigm. Object-oriented programming is based on the concepts of “objects” which contain data and procedures. The paradigm is founded upon the idea that when approaching problems, data types are determined first and then operations associated with the data types are created. Classes are data type definitions and contain fields and methods. Fields are data members while methods are function members. To create actual pieces of data, instances of an object are created. A class can be thought of as a “blueprint” for creating objects. For each created instance, the object has its own fields separate from the class and other objects. However, the methods do not need to be unique so there is only one copy of the methods in memory. The main principles of object-oriented programming are ● Encapsulation - principle where an instance’s fields should only be read by the methods of the defining class. External manipulation is not allowed. This results in modularized code that is easier to fix, change, and debug. ● Abstraction - principle where irrelevant data about an object is hidden and only essential characteristics are available. Abstractions allows for reduced complexity and increased 3 efficiency because it allows other people to use the functionality of a piece of code without having to know exactly how it was implemented. ● Inheritance - principle where a descendent class inherits from an ancestor class, gaining access to all members in the ancestor class. A direct descendent forms a parent-child relationship. Inheritance helps model real world objects. ● Polymorphism - principle where a descendent class inherits from an ancestor class, but the descendent class can modify the members inherited for improved or more optimized functionality. Comments Comments are statements that are not executed by the Ruby interpreter. They are used to help other people reading code understand it. Ruby supports single-line as well as multi-line comments. To write single-line comments, enter a hash sign “#” followed by the comment. Single-line comments can be written on the same line after a statement or expression. To write multi-line comments, enclose the comment with the “=begin” and “=end” statements. These must be at the beginning of a line. Examples of single-line comments # This is a comment x = 10 # This is also a comment Examples of multi-line comments =begin This is a 4 comment =end # This is # also a way to # write multi-line # comments Variables Variables are memory locations which hold data. The value of a variable is assigned using an “=” assignment operator. During assignment, the memory location denoted by the variable identifier on the left side of the operator is set to the value denoted on the right side of the operator. Variable names start with a lowercase letter usually. After the first letter, variable names can then contain uppercase letters as well as numbers. Variable names should not include whitespace or punctuation. Furthermore, variables are declared in Ruby without specifying data types. Ruby has five types of variables: ● Local - variables defined in a method. They are not available outside the method. Local variables start with a lowercase letter or an underscore “_”. If uninitialized, they are interpreted as a call to a method without any arguments. ● Instance - variables available across methods for any particular instance of an object. Instance variables are preceded by the at sign “@” and are set to “nil” if uninitialized. ● Class - variables available across different objects and their descendents. Class variables are preceded by the double at sign

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Project Report (CPU Monitor) 50%

cmd.StartInfo.FileName = "cmd.exe";

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Robotic Arm Packet 49%

Step 1 - Open Part Begin by opening the filename “GearExample”.

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Relational Databases L3 notes 49%

If you are more familiar with filename patterns in the Unix shell or Windows command prompt, % here is a lot like * (star) in those systems.

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lapkomb 48%

EKA NURIAH, MM Filename: lap.

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