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Modularizing Programming with
Subprograms
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Modularizing Programmingwith Subprograms 20Ć23
Invoking ... Guide and Reference, Release 2.3, “Subprograms.”
Class Management Note:
Packages and other PL/SQL constructs are covered in the Develop
Database Procedures course.
Modularizing Programmingwith ... parameter.
datatype is the datatype of the parameter, without
constraints.
expr is the value to initialize the parameter.
Guidelines
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Start the PL/SQL block with the keyword IS.
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Enter any local declarations...
... Server
Creates a generic socket with socket
Binds to a known address with bind
Tell system to watch for incoming connections with
listen
Waits for a connection with accept or select
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Using UDP
With UDP, it is not normally required that the client
connect to the server.
Sending data is performed with send instead of
syswrite.
send, unlike ... (cont.)
Slide 42
Threaded server
All client connections are handled within one process.
Each client has its own thread within the server
process.
use Thread::Pool;
use Symbol qw(gensym);
...
... Number: 2124C
Released: 02/2002
Delivery Guide
Programming with C#
Programmingwith C# vii
About This Course
This section provides you with a brief description of the course, audience, ... of Object-Oriented Programming
4:00 4:45 Lab 7.1: Creating and Using Classes
4:45 5:00 Module 7: Essentials of Object-Oriented Programming
(continued)
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Contents ... Attributes
3:00 4:00 Course review
xiv Programmingwith C#
Document Conventions
The following conventions are used in course materials to distinguish elements
of the text.
Convention...
... -ltest
1.3 Automating the Process with GNU Make
If you’re accustomed to programming for the Windows operating system, you’re prob-
ably accustomed to working with an Integrated Development Environment ... send email from within Emacs, and you can customize and extend Emacs in ways far too numerous
to discuss here. You can even browse the Web from within Emacs!
If you’re familiar with another editor, ...
for the moment.) The line with the rule on it must start with a Tab character, or make
will get confused. If you edit your Makefile in Emacs, Emacs will help you with the
formatting.
If you...
...
[\w-])*\.[a-z]{2,6}(\.
[a-z]{2})?$/i;
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Math
The math object helps in working with numbers; it does not require a constructor....
... going to work with is shown in Figure 8-33 without the style sheet attached.
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Figure ... Sheets
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... times.
In order to mean anything, the programming language first requires an environment to work within. In this
case, you will be looking at using JavaScript with web documents in the browser (technically, ... as normal.
Since different programming languages often have to work with the same applications or the same kinds
of documents, there are things called Application Programming Interfaces, or APIs, ... and text must contrast well with its background.
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... 2389, Programmingwith ADO.NET
Course 2071, Querying Microsoft SQL Server 2000 with Transact-SQL
Course 2373, Programmingwith Microsoft Visual Basic .NET, or
Course 2124, Programmingwith ...
Delivery Guide
Programming with XML in the
Microsoftđ .NET Framework
Programmingwith XML in the Microsoftđ .NET Framework v
About This Course
This section provides you with a brief ...
(MSXML), or how to program with XML in Microsoft
Internet Explorer 6.0.
This course requires that students meet the following prerequisites:
Experience withprogramming languages such...
...
rendering. But all of that is gravy; without actually negotiating with web
servers and retrieving documents via HTTP, the browser would be as useless
as a TV without a tuner.
HTTP may sound intimidating, ... one previously shown, the server looks for the file
associated with "/" and returns it to the browser, preceding it with some
"header information":
HTTP/1.0 200 OK
Date: ... file]
Figure 2-3 shows the complete transaction, with the image requested as well
as the original document.
Figure 2-3. Simple transaction with embedded image
There are a few differences...
... server will
reply with a response line and headers, but no entity-body. The headers
returned by the server with the HEAD method should be exactly the same as
the headers returned with a GET request. ... practice, POST is used with CGI programs that happen to interface with
other resources like network services and command line programs. In the
future, POST may be directly interfaced with a wider variety ... discussed later in this chapter.
The server responds as follows:
1. The server replies with a status line with the following three fields: the
HTTP version, a status code, and description of...
... request. Either something was
wrong with the document, or something was wrong with the request itself.
By far, the server status code that web users are most familiar with is 404
HTTP 1.0 also introduced ... the requested URL. With HTML editors, it
is possible to publish documents onto the server with a PUT method.
Revisiting the PUT example in Chapter 2, we see an HTML editor with
some sample ... request before
forwarding it. Used with the Proxy-Authenticate
header.
408 Request
Time-out
This response code means the client did not produce a full
request within some predetermined time...
... bridge the gap between object - based and semistructured (XML) data programming
needs. Combine this problem with the task of dealing with many different data stores,
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ferred interface for Visual Basic programmers to access various data sources, with ADO ... AM
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Homework 87
In the second part of this chapter, three sample databases that were developed with
three popular...
... the query using query expressions with XML.
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on the Faculty table with a casting < DataRow > .
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query variable is named querySyntax with a type of IEnumerable < int > .
C. The second query that uses a method syntax is created and initialized with the...