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Scripting versus Programming

Scripting versus Programming. bash supports a scripting language. Programming languages are generally a lot more powerful and a lot faster than scripting languages.

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SPARC Architecture & Assembly Language

SPARC Architecture & Assembly Language. Produced by Sun Microsystems. A Load/Store Architecture. All arithmetic/logic operations use operand(s) found in the register(s) Result is stored in a register Load and store instructions are provided to move data from/to memory

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Graphics Supplement JOptionPane and JFrame

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Starting Out with Java: From Control Structures through Objects 5th edition By Tony Gaddis

Starting Out with Java: From Control Structures through Objects 5th edition By Tony Gaddis Source Code: Chapter 11. Code Listing 11-1 (BadArray.java) 1 /** 2 This program causes an error and crashes. 3 */ 4 5 public class BadArray 6 {

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KASUS

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Introduction to UNIX (3)

Introduction to UNIX (3). C Shells Start-up Variables Alias Script control structure. Start-Up. When a C shell is invoked, first execute commands in $HOME/.cshrc if it exists If the C shell is a login shell,

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Developer Libraries and Services

Developer Libraries and Services. Learning Objectives:. This module will help you... Learn about optional JXTA libraries and services Understand the goals of the JXTA Easy Entry Library (EZEL) project Understand the benefits of the JXTA Abstraction Library (JAL) API

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Lecture 9

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Today’s topic

Today’s topic. Inter-process communication with pipes. More about files and I/O. cin  read (0, …) cout  write (1, …) What happens when we use both I/O mechanisms in the same program? Check out the output of mix.cpp? Why? The liberty in the implementation of the C/C++ runtime library

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Loops

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FILE OPERATIONS

FILE OPERATIONS. FILE OPERATIONS. Create and open the file Close the file Write a character to the file Read a character from the file Check if you are at the end of file Read a string from the file Write a string to the file Write to the file in formatted form

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The + String operation

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The + String operation

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Profiling Applications

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SPIM syscalls

SPIM syscalls. I/O. Appendix A: SPIM syscalls. usage. Put in the proper code in $v0 Put in the proper argument in $a0, if required syscall See examples following. .text # Other code # write("How many pennies?"); la $a0, manyPennies li $v0, 4 syscall

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