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An Overview of C#

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An SDP occurs when, over a period of time equivalent to four contiguous blocks or one ms, whichever is longer, either all contiguous blocks are affected by a high error density 102, or a Defect Event (DE) such as a loss of signal, loss of frame synchronization, etc., occurs. The performance parameters are defined as follows:

Therefore, to seek numbytes from the start of the file, origin should be SEEK_SET. To seek from the current position, use SEEK_CUR, and from the end of the file, use SEEK_END. The fseek( ) function returns zero on success, and non-zero if a failure occurs. As a general rule, the use of fseek( ) on files opened in text mode is not recommended, because the character translations will cause position errors to result. Therefore, its use is suggested only for files opened in binary mode. For example, if you want to read the 234th byte in a file called test, you could use the following code:

you immediately if your target is outside their range. You want to pique their interest and make them want to talk to you. A flat salary demand is likely to cut that short. As for the second principle, it s essential you understand your value for two reasons: one, because it will help you to set a realistic goal; two, because it will give you ammunition when the subject of salary finally comes up. Do the research. Read the Game Developer salary survey. Discuss it with recruiters they have up-to-the- minute information. Talk to other developers who have held a similar job in a similar part of the country. As a newcomer, you do have one advantage: they can t ask you what your current salary is, because either you don t have a job at all, or the job you have isn t relevant to the game industry. Here are some traditional ploys for avoiding naming a salary early in the process: I don t really know enough about the position to know what to ask for. Obviously, I want to be paid in line with the market for this sort of job. Could you describe it in more detail, and tell me what range you consider appropriate I m quite flexible about salaries; it depends a lot on other things such as the benefits plan, opportunities for promotion, and other forms of remuneration like bonuses or stock options. Perhaps we could talk about them first, and then I can form a better idea. As long as its consistent with the going industry rate I don t think we ll have a problem, but let s make sure we re right for each other first. Well, as an employer I imagine you have a better idea of industry standards than I do. What do you think would be appropriate for someone with my education and qualifications Here are some more tips for salary negotiation: The basis of your salary is the way in which you will contribute to the company s bottom line how you are going to make them richer. Forget the L Oreal ads that say, Because I m worth it. Intrinsically, you re not worth anything to the company. What s worth something is your personality, energy, skill, and experience. Your approach must demonstrate that: make it clear you will make a valuable contribution to the company s enterprise. Find out other details as well. Ask how often you ll be reviewed, how, and by whom. Get them to tell you what promotional opportunities are available how they perceive the career ladder at their company (remember, my examples in 6 were all hypothetical). Ask what sort of salary progression they would expect for someone in this position over the next

Although simple, this program contains all the elements essential to proper event handling. Let s look at it carefully. The program begins by declaring a delegate type for the event handler, as shown here:

If you are considering sharing a disc recorder between different computer platforms, pay careful attention to the type of SCSI connector included on the recorder. The four most common types include: HD50 (50-pin SCSI-2 or MicroSCSI) 68-pin Fast/Wide SCSI Centronics 50-pin DB-25 (25-pin D-shell) 30-pin PowerBook connectors

Another type of class member is the property. As a general rule, a property combines a field with the methods that access it. As some examples earlier in this book have shown, you will often want to create a field that is available to users of an object, but you want to maintain control over the operations allowed on that field. For instance, you might want to limit the range of values that can be assigned to that field. While it is possible to accomplish this goal through the use of a private variable along with methods to access its value, a property offers a better, more streamlined approach. Properties are similar to indexers. A property consists of a name along with get and set accessors. The accessors are used to get and set the value of a variable. The key benefit of a property is that its name can be used in expressions and assignments like a normal variable, but in actuality the get and set accessors are automatically invoked. This is similar to the way that an indexer s get and set accessors are automatically used. The general form of a property is shown here: type name { get { // get accessor code }

function strcpy( ). This function contains no provision for checking the boundary of the target array. If the source array contains more characters than the target array can hold, then a program error or system crash is possible (likely). As you will see, the standard string class prevents such errors. In the final analysis, there are three reasons for the inclusion of the standard string class: consistency (a string now defines a data type), convenience (you can use the standard C++ operators), and safety (array boundaries will not be overrun). Keep in mind that there is no reason that you should abandon normal, null-terminated strings altogether. They are still the most efficient way in which to implement strings. However, when speed is not an overriding concern, using the new string class gives you access to a safe and fully integrated way to manage strings. Although not traditionally thought of as part of the STL, string is another container class defined by C++. This means that it supports the algorithms described in the previous section. However, strings have additional capabilities. To have access to the string class, you must include <string> in your program. The string class is very large, with many constructors and member functions. Also, many member functions have multiple overloaded forms. For this reason, it is not possible to look at the entire contents of string in this chapter. Instead, we will examine several of its most commonly used features. Once you have a general understanding of how string works, you will be able to easily explore the rest of it on your own. The string class supports several constructors. The prototypes for three of its most commonly used constructors are shown here. string( ); string(const char *str); string(const string &str); The first form creates an empty string object. The second creates a string object from the null-terminated string pointed to by str. This form provides a conversion from nullterminated strings to string objects. The third form creates a string from another string. A number of operators that apply to strings are defined for string objects, including:

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Actually, no C# programmer would use this to write Pwr as just shown because nothing is gained and the standard form is easier. However, this has some important uses. For example, C# permits the name of a parameter or a local variable to be the same as the name of an instance variable. When this happens, the local name hides the instance variable. You can gain access to the hidden instance variable by referring to it through this. For example, the following is a syntactically valid way to write the Pwr( ) constructor:

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