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Three Jake Week Hilty November 6, 2008 Readings This week please read pg. 5796, 109111, please remember you don't have to read sections marked with a double dangerous curve sign. In this section there are a lot of dangerous curve signs please pay attention to what kind of section you are in. Key Concepts What the different ways to refer to spacing look like. What the basic format of an expression of physical dimension is. What the heck is glue and why is it poorly named. Why and when do we use ~. Exercise 1 (Exercises from the Chapter Reading) 10: None Chapter 11: 11.2, 11.3, 11.4 Chapter 12: 12.1, 12.5 Chapter 13: 13.1, 13.4 Chapter 14: 14.1, 14.2, 14.4 Exercise 2 (Writing a letter with TeX) With your new found understanding of glue, and how TEX puts together boxes, to make lines, paragraphs and pages, put together a simple letter tem...

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week7.pdf

Carleton - CS - 0809

Week7 ReadingsChapter17 Chapters4and5fromIntermediatePerl Keynotestokeepinmind(AKA:howPerldiffers) Theevalblockwillreturnerrorstatusin$@whichisascalarwiththename@(page250). Usinghashslicescancreateahashoutoftwolists,althoughtheindicesmustli

Week 7 - Primer.pdf

Carleton - CS - 0809

Week SevenMax Olivier March 7, 2009Readings For this week please read Chapter 12 in Overland on constructors, which you already used in a limited capacity last week. In addition, please read section 5.2.1 in Stinson on the Euclidean Algorithm for f

week3.pdf

Carleton - CS - 0809

Week3 ReadingsChapter6 Chapter7 ReadChapter7"GroupinginPatterns"butdonotethatunlessyouarerunningPerl5.10youwillnot beabletousethenewsyntaxforbackreferences\g{}ortherelativebackreference(pages111112). AlsonotethatwithoutPerl5.10youwillnotbeabletouse

wk3_exercise.txt

Carleton - CS - 0809

#!/usr/bin/perluse warnings;# The first parameter on the command line is the pattern to match# Note that if regex metacharacters are included here they must be escaped# or they will take on their normal function within the regular expression$

week_four.pdf

Carleton - CS - 0809

Week FourJake Hilty November 7, 2008Readings This week please read 127160, 185219. Math mode is the reason TEX was created and it is very important, however, most of it is just learning which commands do what in math mode. This week the conceptual

week6.pdf

Carleton - CS - 0809

Week6 ReadingsChapter11 Chapter12 Chapter13 Donotbeoverlyconcernedwithchapter11onmodulesastheywillnotbenecessaryforthefinalbut areanimportantandveryusefulpartofPerl.Youwilloftenencountercodethatusesanynumberof differentmodulesanditwillbehelpfultoat

wk6_exercise.txt

Carleton - CS - 0809

#!/usr/bin/perluse warnings;# This is the directory we will be working with$dir = '.';# Open it and read all the files contained withinopendir DIR, $dir or die "Cannot open $dir: $!\n";# Cycle through each entry in the directoryforeach $f

Week 6 - Primer.pdf

Carleton - CS - 0809

Week SixMax Olivier March 7, 2009Readings For this week please read Chapters 10 and 11 in Overland on Classes and Objects. A good deal of Chapter 10 is probably review, so feel free to skim through it keeping an eye out for the distinctive feature

week4.pdf

Carleton - CS - 0809

Week4 ReadingsChapter8 Chapter9 Lookoverchapter8"NamedCaptures"butkeepinmindthatunlessyouareusingPerl5.10youwill notbeabletousenamedcapturesandnamedbackreferences(page126127). Keynotestokeepinmind(AKA:howPerldiffers) Tomatchapatterntoastringnots

wk4_exercise.txt

Carleton - CS - 0809

#!/usr/bin/perluse warnings;while (<>)# the diamond operator to easily read files from the command line{# This is probably the hardest line in the program and yours will certainly vary# This one splits based on whitespace or " . , ( ) !#

Week 4 - Primer.pdf

Carleton - CS - 0809

Week FourMax Olivier March 6, 2009Readings For this week please read Chapter 6 in Overland on pointers. Main Ideas Unlike in other languages such as Java or Python, in C+ declaring a variable does not mean declaring a pointer to a memory location

week_six.pdf

Carleton - CS - 0809

Week SixJake Hilty January 13, 2009Readings This week please read pgs. 221226 at - - , pg 231249, this week you should read the - double dangerous curve section in addition to the normal sections. Key Concepts What is the difference between and \h

footer.txt

Carleton - WEEK - 0809

<br/><br/><a href="./helloWorld.php">Hello World!</a> &nbsp<a href="./secondPage.php">Second Page!</a> &nbsp<a href="./Strings.php">Functions and Strings!</a> &nbsp<a href="./Classes.php">Classes and Arrays!</a> &nbsp<a href="./Forms.php">Forms

mini_univ.txt

Wisc Parkside - CSCI - 480

create table departments(did char(5) primary key,dname varchar2(25) not null,location varchar2(15);create table students( sid char(4) primary key,name varchar2(25) not null,gpa number(3,4) check (gpa>=0 and gpa<=4),major char(5) ,forei

PL_SQL_stored_proc.txt

Wisc Parkside - CSCI - 480

set serveroutput oncreate or replace procedure get_sname(v_stud_id in students.sid%type) is v_stud_name students.name%type;beginselect s.name into v_stud_namefrom students swhere s.sid= v_stud_id;dbms_output.put_line(Student name is: | v_

week5.pdf

Carleton - CS - 0809

Week5 ReadingsChapter10 Chapter14 Lookoverchapter10"ThedefinedorOperator"butkeepinmindthatunlessyouareusingPerl5.10 youwillnotbeabletousethisandwillhavetousetheternaryoperatororanifstatementinstead(page 165166). Keynotestokeepinmind(AKA:howPerldi

wk5_exercise.txt

Carleton - CS - 0809

#!/usr/bin/perluse warnings;# This is the same as wk4_exercise.plwhile (<>){@new_words = split /\s+|[".,()!]/, $_;foreach (@new_words){if ($_){s/(.*)/\L$1/g;$word_count{$_}+;}}}# The new sorting expressionmy @keys

week_five.pdf

Carleton - CS - 0809

Week FiveJake Hilty January 11, 2009Readings This week please read nothing new, please remember you don't have to read sections marked with a double dangerous curve sign This week we are focusing on some of the trickier portions of the macros sect

Week 5 - Primer.pdf

Carleton - CS - 0809

Week FiveMax Olivier March 6, 2009Readings For this week please read Chapter 7 in Overland on strings. Main Ideas Since one of the goals of this course is to have a well functioning set of cryptology programs, a good knowledge of strings will be

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