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    Nt1330 Unit 2 Assignment

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    The assignment during the third week was to find the information that would entail the usage of the two definable word with, which came as an abstraction and encapsulation in reference to the design methods of object oriented programming. The example that would come to mind is the design of one or more of the software application used during the past few weeks within the online lecture class and the usage of hiding information by design. The design of any program can be the structure of the…

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    IBFA Case Study

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    Immediately following the sample selection, the receipt numbers for all the IBFA cases were provided to the National Benefits Center (NBC) and SCOPS. NBC will determine the location of the concurrently filed I-130 and I-485 petitions, complete TECS (SQ11) checks, and issue Request For Evidence (RFE). The Service Centers will determine the location of all stand-alone petitions and related family files (family files will be routed together) and prepare the files for interviews. Once the files are…

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    Video Treatment In treating Your Video Right: How to Create and Use a Video Treatment, by Janis Lonnquist, the author proposes that in order to create a useful treatment and have it complete it’s purpose, you must complete certain steps in order to achieve an ultimate goal. Some steps that must be completed are getting research on the theme, establishing the theme, knowing how to approach the theme creative wise, and actually completing the treatment. To first start off a treatment, the…

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    WHAT IS OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING? Object oriented programming in a methodology of software development that allows for the designation of functions to be applied to data structures such as classes, these classes are referred to as objects, hence the name. Object-Oriented coding is one of multiple major programming paradigms. These include but are not limited to; Imperative, Logical, Functional and Object oriented. Problems that can be solved by one of these paradigms can normally be solved by…

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    Opc Disadvantages

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    There are different types of programming such as object-oriented programming (OOP), event-driving programming (EDP), and procedural program, (PP). Some people may agree that there are advantages of using OOP instead of only using PP. A class may have one attribute and one method, in which the class represents an event, the attributes the class stores and the purpose of the method. The class, attributes, and methods share a relationship. Visual Logic is used to learn about programming but lacks…

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    Object oriented programming (OOP) is programming is based on objects. Programmers also have to define not only data type of data structure but also the functions that needs to be applied. OOP enables programmers to create modules so that much changes are not needed when new objects are added. Simula is the first OOP language developed in 1960s at the Norwegian Computing Center. Some do consider Smalltalk to be the true object oriented programming environment. Visual Basic is an object-oriented…

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    System Failure

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    recover data that became corrupt or lost when a system failure occurs. If they do not use a variation of C++, then I am positive that this algorithm can be tweaked and adjusted to accommodate other programming languages as long as they are object oriented in…

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    Stepper Motors Case Study

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    APPARATUS:- • Core 2 duo/i3/i5/i7 - 64bit processor • OS – 64bit OS • Editor Used – gedit/eclipse THEORY:- MATHEMATICAL MODEL : Consider a set S consisting of all the elements related to a program.The mathematical model is given as below, S=fs,e,X,Y,Fme,DD,NDD,Mem sharedg Where, s = Initial State e = End State X = Input. Here it is map size,start point,nish point. Y = Output.Here output is time required to generate route,actual route and map. Fme = Algorithm/Function used in program. for…

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    Structural joints: 1. Inter modular joints: SFT is a structure that is made up of prefabricated modules assembled in situ though it would be a complicated but it can have to do if the segment is not possible for the single one. So therefore, the joints between the modules. This part is sensitive because of waterproofing and safety of people inside the tunnel. Nowadays, the inter modular joints are used for immersed tunnels (IT) in the form of flexible joint that performs many tasks such as: to…

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    Rear Admiral Grace Hopper made one of the most significant impacts on the field of Computer Science and programming ever through her work both in and out of the Navy. Hopper’s most memorable and well known contribution she made occurred while she was working at Harvard, and found a moth inside of a Mark II computer, shorting it. This moth is the source of the common term “computer bug” still used today. However, the field of Computer Science would be almost identical today, even if the term…

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