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#include <iostream> using namespace std; class myclass { int a; public: myclass(int x) { a = x; } int geta() { return a; } }; int main() { myclass ob(4); cout << ob.geta();

The DayNumberOfMonth function takes a date input_parameter and returns the number of the day in the month (1 31) of a date.

When you enable Content Redirection from server to client, embedded URLs are intercepted on the Citrix Presentation Server and sent to the Citrix Access Client using the ICA Control virtual channel. The user s locally installed browser is used to play the URL. Users cannot disable this feature. For example, users may frequently access web and multimedia URLs they encounter when running an e-mail program published on a Presentation Server. If you do not enable Content Redirection from server to client, users open these URLs with web browsers or multimedia players present on Presentation Servers. To free servers from processing these types of requests, you can redirect application launching for supported URLs from the Presentation Server to the local client device. NOTE If the client device fails to connect to a URL, the URL is redirected back to the server.

Once the fixture has been assembled and the connections made, it is time to go outside and hook it to your existing light fixture. 10 MINUTES

A comprehensive survey carried out by FHWA in the year 2000 brought to light a host of issues. The most common rehabilitation activities are related to: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Deck slab, bearings, and deck joints. Cleaning, washing, and ushing; replacement of deck joints. Deck patching and overlays. Deck crack sealers and surface sealers. Painting steel to prevent corrosion (Figure 2.13).

Most birds generate lift only on their downstroke. However, most birds are not able to hover. Many flying insects can hover, and many insects are able to rapidly twist or angle their wings with each stroke so that they generate lift equally on both the upstroke and downstroke. Hummingbirds however fall somewhere in between these two extremes, or at least the one species of hummingbird that has been studied thoroughly in this regard. Recent research examined hummingbird sustained hovering flight using digital imaging particle velocimetry (DPIV). DPIV is a technique that involves suspending small tracer particles (10 to 100 m in size) in a fluid, such as air. The particles are illuminated with laser light, and high-speed digital video cameras record the location of the particles as many as 500 times per second. Computer analysis can then be used to calculate the velocity of the particles and the force required to accelerate them to that velocity. Researchers observed rufous hummingbirds hovering in a variable-speed wind tunnel, and used DPIV to analyze air currents generated by the hummingbirds wings. They discovered that, while hovering, hummingbirds generate 75% of their lift during the downstroke, and 25% of their lift during the upstroke. In other words both strokes generate a lifting force, but the downstroke generated 3 times as much lift as the upstroke. We can use this information to calculate the force generated by each stroke. Let s call LFdownstroke the lifting force generated by the downstroke and LFupstroke the lifting force generated by the upstroke. We know the average lifting force must equal the weight of the hummingbird. Assuming that the downstroke and upstroke take equal amounts of time, the average is (LFdownstroke 1 LFupstroke)/2 5 weight (12-25)

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To divide two numbers in polar form, we divide the magnitudes and subtract the angles r e j z r = e j( ) = j w e Or z r ( ) = w (7.21) (7.20)

Gelled-electrolyte batteries were developed for applications where acid spills and gas venting were prohibited, such as military tanks and wheelchairs. Freedom of location and from maintenance have made them popular on boats. They cannot be deep cycled as many times as wet-acid, deep-cycle batteries, but they are less subject to damage if left in a discharged state, and accept somewhat higher recharge rates. With the caveat that their lower charging voltages must never be exceeded, gel-cells are suited to boats with large loads,

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Delegates Use instance methods with delegates Multicast delegates Anonymous methods Events Use anonymous methods with events Multicast events Namespaces The using directive Add namespaces Nest namespaces

Another feature related to passing arguments to a method is the named argument. Named arguments were added by C# 4.0. As you know, normally, when you pass arguments to a method, the order of the arguments must match the order of the parameters defined by the method. In other words, an argument s position in the argument list determines to which parameter it is assigned. Named arguments remove this restriction. With a named argument, you specify the name of the parameter to which an argument applies. Using this approach, the order of the arguments is not important. Thus, named arguments are a bit like object initializers described earlier, although the syntax differs. To specify an argument by name, use this syntax: param-name : value Here, param-name specifies the name of the parameter to which value is passed. Of course, param-name must specify a valid parameter name for the method being called. Here is a simple example that demonstrates named arguments. It creates a method called IsFactor( ) that returns true if the first parameter can be evenly divided by the second.

Operating system virtualization technology permits the more efficient use of computer hardware by allowing multiple independent copies of an operating system to run on a computer at the same time. Virtualization software provides security by isolating each running operating system and preventing it from interfering with others. But virtualization software supports communication between running OS instances through networking: The virtualization software can act like a network and support TCP/IP-based communications between running operating systems as though they were running on separate computers over a traditional network.

SOLUTION We solve the equation (f f 1 )(t) = t. This is the same as f (f 1 (t)) = t. We can rewrite the last line as 3 f 1 (t) = t or t f 1 (t) = . 3 Thus f 1 (t) = t/3. EXAMPLE 1.41 Let f : R R be de ned by f (s) = 3s 5 . Find f 1 . SOLUTION We solve (f f 1 )(t) = t or f (f 1 (t)) = t or 3[f 1 (t)]5 = t or [f 1 (t)]5 = or f 1 (t) = t 3