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    Narrative report in ojt

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    HashMaps And an Introduction to GUIs Using Java’s Swing Toolkit Lecture Time! • HashMap • J/Frame • Component classes – J/Button – J/TextField The Java Collections Framework • This is a set of classes you can use for containing arbitrarily large collections of objects. • To use: import java.util.*; • Some basic Collection classes: – ArrayList – Vector – HashMap – Hashtable (yes‚ that’s a small t) HashMap • ArrayList is usually mentioned as ArrayList – E is the object

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    Arte De Hambre

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    The Stanislavski method is very confusing to me because it makes the actor think of memories and feelings from the past that can relate to the character being portrayed in the scene/play. I was confused because having a memory of a specific emotion doesn’t really have the same exact emotion that the character is supposed to feel. I can see why in certain situations why using the Stanislavski method would be appropriate (ie. A death that the actor hasn’t ever experienced) but if the emotion was to

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    Carbon Footprint1

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    Write your solutions using the hints below each question when you need. 1. Write an interactive program that will prompt to the user for 3 integers and calculate the mean. Then‚ the program will print out the mean. [You need to include comments in the program.] public class MeanFunction { public static void main (String[] args) { int a; int b; int c; double x; System.out.println("Give me three integers"); a = In

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    #include #include float avg_wt‚avg_tt; int i = 0‚ttl_wt=0‚ttl_tt=0‚qt; struct process { int prn; char type; int bt; int wt; int tt; struct process *nxt; }*stfor‚*stbck‚*np‚*endfor‚*endbck‚*temp; void ins_node(struct process *np) { if(np->type == ’f’) { if(stfor == NULL) stfor = endfor = np; else { endfor->nxt = np; endfor = np; } } else { if(stbck == NULL) stbck = endbck = np; else { endbck->nxt = np; endbck = np; } } } void del_node(struct process

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    of new branches and other parameters e.g. Akure/Lagos/Kano/Onitsha/Benin 3. Resolution to Provisioning issues bank-wide – Provisioning for Asset classification into standard‚ sub-standard‚ doubtful and loss was resolved (Automated process). 4. Subroutine for Recoding of Account Officers /SBU code for Area 8/P&M customers bank-wide 5. Jshell Restriction – Team member on setting up of Jshell restriction. 6. End of financial year process - Successful running of EOY procedure for 2008/2009. 7. Training

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    sequence and describe what the subroutine sub_x does: ldx #array_x ldaa #100 jsr sub_x ... Sub_x deca ldab 0‚x inx loop cmpb 0‚x ble next ldab 0‚x next inx deca bne loop rts E4.10: Draw the stack frame and enter the value of each stack slot (if it is known) at the End of the following instruction sequence: lease -2‚sp clrb ldaa #20 psha ldaa #$E0 psha ldaa #$E0 psha ldx #$7000 pshx jsr sub_abc ... pshd leas -12‚sp ... E4.15: Write a subroutine to convert an 8-bit signed

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    Robot Palletizing

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    do1; WaitTime 0.5; ENDPROC PROC teach_drop() MoveJ drop_pt‚v1000‚fine‚tool0; ENDPROC PROC open_gripper() Reset do1; WaitTime 0.5; ENDPROC QuickTeach software- Creating and calling a subroutine by passing parameter/s to it A. Select “Routines” from the “VIEW” top menu keys 1. Cursor to the new subroutine 2. Select “Decl” (Declaration) from the bottom function keys 3. Select “Jump” key to switch to bottom

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    HIGHLAVEL LANGUAGE

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    List the advantages of high level language. What are its features? (5-marks) In high level languages we write programs in English like language and are more convenient to use. Programmer can perform complex task by using high level languages with less efforts. There are different high level languages such as FORTRAN‚ c‚ c++ etc One advantage is programmer efficiency. Potentially hundreds of functions can perform easily. High level language programs require less time and efforts that due the

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    Computer in Technology

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    CPU activity‚ the most complex type of OS 3 by default 65536 used to split a task into individual procedures manages hardware and software and inputs/outputs CPU processor‚ Memory‚ and disk space 2. 27. 3. 28. 4. 5. 29. 6. Subroutine and Function a open source video editing program a program that loads software for the operating system to start. Example: BIOS Copies the values or data from one cell to another language that enables separation of document content carries out instructions

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    Small Basic

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    Microsoft Small Basic An introduction to Programming Chapter 1 An Introduction Small Basic and Programming Computer Programming is defined as the process of creating computer software using programming languages. Just like we speak and understand English or Spanish or French‚ computers can understand programs written in certain languages. These are called programming languages. In the beginning there were just a few programming languages and they were really easy to learn and comprehend

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