The document provides guidelines for naming conventions in programming. It recommends using full English descriptions for names, with initial lowercase letters and words separated by underscores. Proper names should be capitalized while other words use sentence case. Descriptive names are preferred over short cryptic names. Context should be provided when deviating from a standard.
1. Kevin Allocca, the manager of YouTube trends, presented on why videos go viral.
2. He maintained audience engagement through specific examples and stories from viral videos.
3. Allocca explained viral concepts like the "double rainbow" video in a clear and entertaining way without relying on complex language.
The document provides guidelines for using UML diagrams to model software systems. It recommends focusing on key diagrams like class and sequence diagrams. Packages are recommended to divide large models into manageable pieces, with dependencies shown between packages. Textual descriptions should complement the diagrams. Over-modeling is discouraged in favor of clear, essential diagrams.
1. Kevin Allocca, the manager of YouTube trends, presented on why videos go viral.
2. He simply introduced himself and laid back when he started, capturing the audience's attention through his relaxed delivery.
3. Allocca gave specific facts and examples to explain viral trends, making the complex topic accessible through stories.
This document is a motion filed in a federal district court case. The plaintiff argues that the defendants have failed to adequately respond to requests for documents and interrogatories. Specifically, the plaintiff argues that the defendants' responses lack details and documentation to support their claims that the plaintiff violated his halfway house rules. The plaintiff requests that the court strike portions of the defendants' response brief for failing to provide evidence or documentation to back up their statements.
This document discusses the java.util.StringTokenizer class which allows breaking a string into tokens. It describes the constructors and methods of StringTokenizer, including how to count, check for, and retrieve the next token. An example program demonstrates its use by tokenizing a sample string and outputting the results.
A classe StringTokenizer permite dividir strings em palavras através de um separador especificado, facilitando a tokenização de textos. Ela recebe uma string e um separador como parâmetros e itera sobre os tokens, retornando-os um a um. Dois exemplos demonstram seu uso para imprimir os tokens de uma frase separados por espaço ou por "a". O exercício propõe um programa para calcular a média e classificação de um estudante a partir de seus dados em uma string tokenizada.
Aim of this presentation is not to make you masters in Java 8 Concurrency, but to help you guide towards that goal. Sometimes it helps just to know that there is some API that might be suitable for a particular situation. Make use of the pointers given to search more and learn more on those topics. Refer to books, Java API Documentation, Blogs etc. to learn more. Examples and demos for all cases discussed will be added to my blog www.javajee.com.
This document certifies that an inmate named Mr. Budkvea was given proper notice of charges against him for possession of a hazardous substance and violating conditions of a community program. The inmate displayed willingness to complete the program's goals and had been compliant with medical care and follow up.
1. Kevin Allocca, the manager of YouTube trends, presented on why videos go viral.
2. He maintained audience engagement through specific examples and stories from viral videos.
3. Allocca explained viral concepts like the "double rainbow" video in a clear and entertaining way without relying on complex language.
The document provides guidelines for using UML diagrams to model software systems. It recommends focusing on key diagrams like class and sequence diagrams. Packages are recommended to divide large models into manageable pieces, with dependencies shown between packages. Textual descriptions should complement the diagrams. Over-modeling is discouraged in favor of clear, essential diagrams.
1. Kevin Allocca, the manager of YouTube trends, presented on why videos go viral.
2. He simply introduced himself and laid back when he started, capturing the audience's attention through his relaxed delivery.
3. Allocca gave specific facts and examples to explain viral trends, making the complex topic accessible through stories.
This document is a motion filed in a federal district court case. The plaintiff argues that the defendants have failed to adequately respond to requests for documents and interrogatories. Specifically, the plaintiff argues that the defendants' responses lack details and documentation to support their claims that the plaintiff violated his halfway house rules. The plaintiff requests that the court strike portions of the defendants' response brief for failing to provide evidence or documentation to back up their statements.
This document discusses the java.util.StringTokenizer class which allows breaking a string into tokens. It describes the constructors and methods of StringTokenizer, including how to count, check for, and retrieve the next token. An example program demonstrates its use by tokenizing a sample string and outputting the results.
A classe StringTokenizer permite dividir strings em palavras através de um separador especificado, facilitando a tokenização de textos. Ela recebe uma string e um separador como parâmetros e itera sobre os tokens, retornando-os um a um. Dois exemplos demonstram seu uso para imprimir os tokens de uma frase separados por espaço ou por "a". O exercício propõe um programa para calcular a média e classificação de um estudante a partir de seus dados em uma string tokenizada.
Aim of this presentation is not to make you masters in Java 8 Concurrency, but to help you guide towards that goal. Sometimes it helps just to know that there is some API that might be suitable for a particular situation. Make use of the pointers given to search more and learn more on those topics. Refer to books, Java API Documentation, Blogs etc. to learn more. Examples and demos for all cases discussed will be added to my blog www.javajee.com.
This document certifies that an inmate named Mr. Budkvea was given proper notice of charges against him for possession of a hazardous substance and violating conditions of a community program. The inmate displayed willingness to complete the program's goals and had been compliant with medical care and follow up.
This inventory and receipt form documents personal belongings given to an inmate named Jose Rodriguez upon intake at Dismas Charities, including clothing, shoes, hygiene items, address book, and legal documents. The inmate signed acknowledging receipt of the listed items and the reason for inventory was noted as intake.
This document certifies that an inmate named Mr. Budkvea was given proper notice of charges against him for possession of a hazardous substance and violating conditions of a community program. The inmate displayed willingness to complete the program's goals and had been compliant with medical care and follow up.
This inventory and receipt form documents personal belongings given to an inmate named Jose Rodriguez upon intake at Dismas Charities, including clothing, shoes, hygiene items, address book, and legal documents. The inmate signed acknowledging receipt of the listed items and the reason for inventory was noted as intake.
This document provides tips and tricks for using Microsoft Excel 2003. It includes instructions for creating a series of numbers, using formulas with IF statements, summing numbers that meet criteria, hiding worksheets, freezing headings, making worksheets colorful and more. Examples provided are fictional and formulas may not work as described.
The performance achieved by today’s new
smartphones and tablets is enabling businesses
to come up with ever more innovative services
for their target audiences, but also with new
ways of working and interacting.
Among the many new mobile projects created
for our clients, we have been able to sense
the outstanding creative potential of these
tools, both for the design teams and the users
themselves, who are driving this (r)evolution
in phone use. More relevant and responsive
marketing campaigns through more detailed
knowledge of consumers (geolocation), which
has the added benefit of being available at any
time, improvements in customer relations with
a new and dynamic role for sales, instant
access to reliable data, more effective and
user-friendly marketing and communication
resources, increased compagny performance
and productivity through the simplification of
processes, faster deployment within teams, and
easier change management thanks to the sheer
fun and enjoyability of these new resources…
You will discover some of these many benefits
over the next few pages of this new edition of
SqliMag, entirely dedicated to mobile projects.
Our teams are bursting with ideas for new interactive
services and solutions, accessible via
these new devices. They can also help making
your new ideas become real…
This document summarizes the key points from a meeting about enhancing the Patient Care program. It discusses:
1. Updating the program's goals to better serve patients and healthcare professionals.
2. Implementing new training and certification requirements for participants to improve care quality.
3. Collecting feedback from patients and providers on how to further enhance the program.
The document discusses a solar security light that provides lighting for outdoor areas. It can be installed easily and includes a 1 year warranty. For $9.99 per month it has 12 solar collectors, 20 daylight LED lights, and tamper-resistant security features.
This document discusses several topics related to abortion:
1. It outlines some key stages of fetal development from conception to birth.
2. It discusses debates around when life begins and when a fetus gains human rights. Arguments are made around conception, implantation, viability, and mental capacity.
3. It notes that roughly half of all pregnancies in the US are unplanned.
4. It discusses debates around limiting the number of abortions a woman can have and involving fathers in the abortion decision process.
5. It provides some interesting statistics on US states that banned abortion before Roe v. Wade and states that still have pre-Roe bans on the books.
The document discusses the Financial Times' move to a web-based application model for delivering its content on mobile devices. It launched an HTML5-based web app in June 2011 to provide access on iPad and iPhone without needing to go through the respective app stores. This allowed the FT to build for the future in a way that was not dependent on any single platform. However, moving to a web-based model also carried risks around acceptance by users accustomed to native apps and ensuring compatibility across different mobile environments. The FT aimed to address these challenges and monetize its web app over time.
The document provides instructions for making a DIY book by having the reader cut, glue, and assemble pages and covers from paper to form a hand-bound book. Steps include cutting pages from blue paper, brushing glue on the outside edges and spine, and pressing pages together to form the book which can then be kept together using an attached clasps.
The document discusses the concept of "fat tails" which refers to probability distributions where extreme events are more likely than predicted by normal distributions. It uses the example of the "Bell Curve" distribution developed by Gauss to model rare events. The Bell Curve distribution shows that extreme outcomes have higher probabilities than expected. This means predictions based only on average outcomes can underestimate risks. The document argues the Bell Curve can serve as a predictive tool when modeling complex phenomena where rare but impactful events may occur.
SHOEfabrik is an Asia-based footwear design, development and sourcing company that offers full service support from concept to production. They have a dedicated team of over 70 people with extensive industry experience. SHOEfabrik works with each brand to provide a product creation team led by an experienced Brand Director. Their full service approach manages all aspects of the process to deliver exceptional quality footwear on time.
So you did it. You sent your resume to everyone you know. You have scoured job sites.
But you haven't heard back on your resume. Or you are not been able to score interviews.
It's time to rethink your job search....
Read on to find out about the latest job trends and how you can adopt a completely different job search strategy.
More at http://www.careertiger.com
This document discusses social and ethical issues related to software design and development. It covers topics like intellectual property, piracy and copyright laws, responsibilities of developers, privacy and security of data, and approaches to identifying and solving development problems. National and international legal actions related to computer viruses from the year 2000 are provided as examples. Constraints, data flow diagrams, and structured approaches to software development are also mentioned.
This document provides a collection of inspirational quotes on various topics. It includes 20 quotes on themes such as:
1) The importance of having direction and movement in life.
2) Taking risks and thinking differently.
3) Creating the future and not being afraid to dream big.
The French New Wave was a movement in cinema in the late 1950s that sought to stylistically and narratively differentiate itself from mainstream film production. It originated from young film critics and filmmakers associated with film journals like Cahiers du Cinema who believed the director was the primary author of a film. Defining features of New Wave films included shooting on low budgets with portable cameras and emphasizing personal expression over conformity to genre.
The French New Wave was a film movement in the late 1950s that sought to stylistically and narratively differentiate itself from mainstream film production. It originated from young film critics at Cahiers du Cinema who began making low-budget, personal films that broke conventions. Defining features included handheld camera work, long takes, on-location shooting, and an emphasis on the director's personal style over narrative. Key directors included Francois Truffaut, Jean-Luc Godard, and Jacques Rivette, whose films explored themes of love, politics, and the individual's place in the world.
1. Kinetic molecular theory explains the states of matter based on the motion and interactions of particles. It assumes particles are in constant random motion and that temperature depends on the average kinetic energy of the particles.
2. Phase changes between solid, liquid, and gas are explained by KMT. As temperature increases, particles gain kinetic energy and overcome attractive forces, causing melting or boiling phase transitions.
3. Heating and cooling curves graphically represent phase changes over time as temperature changes. They show characteristic melting, boiling, freezing, and condensation points.
Este documento fornece um resumo da introdução ao Java escrita pelo Prof. Peter Jandl Jr. em 1999. O documento contém 3 frases:
1) A introdução descreve a linguagem de programação Java e seu ambiente de desenvolvimento, destacando características como portabilidade, orientação a objetos e segurança.
2) A história do Java é contada, desde seu desenvolvimento inicial na Sun Microsystems em 1991 até seu lançamento em 1995 e popularização com o suporte do navegador Netscape Navigator.
3) O documento continua abordando tó
O documento discute programação Java, introduzindo conceitos como entrada de dados do usuário, blocos e escopo de variáveis, e condições. Ele fornece exemplos de como ler dados do teclado, explica como blocos restringem o escopo de variáveis, e demonstra o uso de estruturas condicionais como "if" para executar código com base em expressões booleanas.
This inventory and receipt form documents personal belongings given to an inmate named Jose Rodriguez upon intake at Dismas Charities, including clothing, shoes, hygiene items, address book, and legal documents. The inmate signed acknowledging receipt of the listed items and the reason for inventory was noted as intake.
This document certifies that an inmate named Mr. Budkvea was given proper notice of charges against him for possession of a hazardous substance and violating conditions of a community program. The inmate displayed willingness to complete the program's goals and had been compliant with medical care and follow up.
This inventory and receipt form documents personal belongings given to an inmate named Jose Rodriguez upon intake at Dismas Charities, including clothing, shoes, hygiene items, address book, and legal documents. The inmate signed acknowledging receipt of the listed items and the reason for inventory was noted as intake.
This document provides tips and tricks for using Microsoft Excel 2003. It includes instructions for creating a series of numbers, using formulas with IF statements, summing numbers that meet criteria, hiding worksheets, freezing headings, making worksheets colorful and more. Examples provided are fictional and formulas may not work as described.
The performance achieved by today’s new
smartphones and tablets is enabling businesses
to come up with ever more innovative services
for their target audiences, but also with new
ways of working and interacting.
Among the many new mobile projects created
for our clients, we have been able to sense
the outstanding creative potential of these
tools, both for the design teams and the users
themselves, who are driving this (r)evolution
in phone use. More relevant and responsive
marketing campaigns through more detailed
knowledge of consumers (geolocation), which
has the added benefit of being available at any
time, improvements in customer relations with
a new and dynamic role for sales, instant
access to reliable data, more effective and
user-friendly marketing and communication
resources, increased compagny performance
and productivity through the simplification of
processes, faster deployment within teams, and
easier change management thanks to the sheer
fun and enjoyability of these new resources…
You will discover some of these many benefits
over the next few pages of this new edition of
SqliMag, entirely dedicated to mobile projects.
Our teams are bursting with ideas for new interactive
services and solutions, accessible via
these new devices. They can also help making
your new ideas become real…
This document summarizes the key points from a meeting about enhancing the Patient Care program. It discusses:
1. Updating the program's goals to better serve patients and healthcare professionals.
2. Implementing new training and certification requirements for participants to improve care quality.
3. Collecting feedback from patients and providers on how to further enhance the program.
The document discusses a solar security light that provides lighting for outdoor areas. It can be installed easily and includes a 1 year warranty. For $9.99 per month it has 12 solar collectors, 20 daylight LED lights, and tamper-resistant security features.
This document discusses several topics related to abortion:
1. It outlines some key stages of fetal development from conception to birth.
2. It discusses debates around when life begins and when a fetus gains human rights. Arguments are made around conception, implantation, viability, and mental capacity.
3. It notes that roughly half of all pregnancies in the US are unplanned.
4. It discusses debates around limiting the number of abortions a woman can have and involving fathers in the abortion decision process.
5. It provides some interesting statistics on US states that banned abortion before Roe v. Wade and states that still have pre-Roe bans on the books.
The document discusses the Financial Times' move to a web-based application model for delivering its content on mobile devices. It launched an HTML5-based web app in June 2011 to provide access on iPad and iPhone without needing to go through the respective app stores. This allowed the FT to build for the future in a way that was not dependent on any single platform. However, moving to a web-based model also carried risks around acceptance by users accustomed to native apps and ensuring compatibility across different mobile environments. The FT aimed to address these challenges and monetize its web app over time.
The document provides instructions for making a DIY book by having the reader cut, glue, and assemble pages and covers from paper to form a hand-bound book. Steps include cutting pages from blue paper, brushing glue on the outside edges and spine, and pressing pages together to form the book which can then be kept together using an attached clasps.
The document discusses the concept of "fat tails" which refers to probability distributions where extreme events are more likely than predicted by normal distributions. It uses the example of the "Bell Curve" distribution developed by Gauss to model rare events. The Bell Curve distribution shows that extreme outcomes have higher probabilities than expected. This means predictions based only on average outcomes can underestimate risks. The document argues the Bell Curve can serve as a predictive tool when modeling complex phenomena where rare but impactful events may occur.
SHOEfabrik is an Asia-based footwear design, development and sourcing company that offers full service support from concept to production. They have a dedicated team of over 70 people with extensive industry experience. SHOEfabrik works with each brand to provide a product creation team led by an experienced Brand Director. Their full service approach manages all aspects of the process to deliver exceptional quality footwear on time.
So you did it. You sent your resume to everyone you know. You have scoured job sites.
But you haven't heard back on your resume. Or you are not been able to score interviews.
It's time to rethink your job search....
Read on to find out about the latest job trends and how you can adopt a completely different job search strategy.
More at http://www.careertiger.com
This document discusses social and ethical issues related to software design and development. It covers topics like intellectual property, piracy and copyright laws, responsibilities of developers, privacy and security of data, and approaches to identifying and solving development problems. National and international legal actions related to computer viruses from the year 2000 are provided as examples. Constraints, data flow diagrams, and structured approaches to software development are also mentioned.
This document provides a collection of inspirational quotes on various topics. It includes 20 quotes on themes such as:
1) The importance of having direction and movement in life.
2) Taking risks and thinking differently.
3) Creating the future and not being afraid to dream big.
The French New Wave was a movement in cinema in the late 1950s that sought to stylistically and narratively differentiate itself from mainstream film production. It originated from young film critics and filmmakers associated with film journals like Cahiers du Cinema who believed the director was the primary author of a film. Defining features of New Wave films included shooting on low budgets with portable cameras and emphasizing personal expression over conformity to genre.
The French New Wave was a film movement in the late 1950s that sought to stylistically and narratively differentiate itself from mainstream film production. It originated from young film critics at Cahiers du Cinema who began making low-budget, personal films that broke conventions. Defining features included handheld camera work, long takes, on-location shooting, and an emphasis on the director's personal style over narrative. Key directors included Francois Truffaut, Jean-Luc Godard, and Jacques Rivette, whose films explored themes of love, politics, and the individual's place in the world.
1. Kinetic molecular theory explains the states of matter based on the motion and interactions of particles. It assumes particles are in constant random motion and that temperature depends on the average kinetic energy of the particles.
2. Phase changes between solid, liquid, and gas are explained by KMT. As temperature increases, particles gain kinetic energy and overcome attractive forces, causing melting or boiling phase transitions.
3. Heating and cooling curves graphically represent phase changes over time as temperature changes. They show characteristic melting, boiling, freezing, and condensation points.
Este documento fornece um resumo da introdução ao Java escrita pelo Prof. Peter Jandl Jr. em 1999. O documento contém 3 frases:
1) A introdução descreve a linguagem de programação Java e seu ambiente de desenvolvimento, destacando características como portabilidade, orientação a objetos e segurança.
2) A história do Java é contada, desde seu desenvolvimento inicial na Sun Microsystems em 1991 até seu lançamento em 1995 e popularização com o suporte do navegador Netscape Navigator.
3) O documento continua abordando tó
O documento discute programação Java, introduzindo conceitos como entrada de dados do usuário, blocos e escopo de variáveis, e condições. Ele fornece exemplos de como ler dados do teclado, explica como blocos restringem o escopo de variáveis, e demonstra o uso de estruturas condicionais como "if" para executar código com base em expressões booleanas.
Este documento apresenta uma série de exercícios sobre tipos primitivos em Java, incluindo inteiros, reais, caracteres e booleanos. Os exercícios cobrem tópicos como declaração e atribuição de variáveis, operações aritméticas, conversão de tipos e métodos matemáticos.
Este documento fornece informações sobre operações de entrada e saída em Java, incluindo como ler e escrever em ficheiros de texto usando as classes FileReader, BufferedReader, FileWriter e BufferedWriter. Também discute como tratar erros de entrada e saída usando blocos try-catch. Dois problemas de programação são propostos como exemplos.
Este documento discute a classe String em Java e seus métodos imutáveis. Ele explica que String representa dados alfanuméricos, e métodos como length(), trim(), replace(), split() e charAt(), dando exemplos de como cada um funciona.
O documento discute os principais conceitos da linguagem de programação Java, incluindo tipos de dados primitivos, variáveis, constantes, estrutura de um programa, métodos, classes, objetos, arrays e entrada/saída de dados.
This document provides coding standards for writing robust Java code. It discusses the importance of coding standards for consistency and maintainability. The key points covered include naming conventions, documentation standards, member function standards, and other best practices. The goal is to define a set of standards that lead to code that is easy to understand, maintain, and enhance. Feedback is welcomed to help improve the standards.
Este documento fornece uma introdução aos principais conceitos da linguagem de programação Java. Resume os tópicos principais como:
1) O que é Java e suas principais características como portabilidade e orientação a objetos.
2) Detalha os tipos básicos de dados em Java e operadores aritméticos e lógicos.
3) Explica o uso de variáveis, arrays, loops e estruturas condicionais.
4) Apresenta os conceitos básicos de classes, métodos e herança em Java.
5) Demonstra
O documento descreve os principais conceitos da linguagem de programação Java, incluindo: tipos de dados primitivos como inteiros, caracteres e pontos flutuantes; arrays; controle de fluxo com estruturas if-else, while e for; classes, métodos, construtores e herança; interfaces; pacotes; e comentários.
O documento fornece uma introdução à linguagem de programação Java, discutindo sua história, características, plataformas, máquina virtual Java, gerenciamento de memória e outros tópicos fundamentais. Ele também apresenta os principais conceitos da estrutura básica de um programa Java, incluindo classes, métodos, variáveis e operadores.
- O documento apresenta uma lição sobre arrays em Java, introduzindo sua definição, declaração, criação, acesso a elementos, uso do atributo length e arrays multidimensionais.
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