Returns the difference (number) between two input dates in terms of the specified date-parts, following a standard Gregorian calendar.
Syntax
DateDiff ( date1, date2, date_part )
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
date1 |
A number representing the input date between January 1, 1970 and Dec 31, 2037. The number is the number of seconds elapsed since midnight, January 1, 1970. To retrieve this number, use any of the following functions: Today(), TodateEx(), GetFirstDate(), GetLastDate(), DateRoll(). Date-time attribute properties of a member can also be used to retrieve this number. For example,
|
date2 |
A second input date. See date1. |
date_part |
Defined time components as per the standard calendar.
|
Notes
Based on the input date_part, the difference between the two input dates is counted in terms of time component specified.
Example: For input dates June 14, 2005 and Oct 10, 2006,
DP_YEAR returns the difference in the year component. (2006 - 2005 = 1)
DP_QUARTER returns the distance between the quarters capturing the input dates. (Quarter 4, 2006 - Quarter 2, 2005 = 6)
DP_MONTH returns the distance between the months capturing the input dates. (Oct 2006 - June 2005 = 16)
DP_WEEK returns the distance between the weeks capturing the input dates. Each Standard calendar week is defined to start on Sunday and it spans 7 days. (Oct 10, 2006 - June 14, 2005 = 69)
DP_DAY returns the difference between the input dates in terms of days. (483 days)
Example
The following query returns weekly sales for the last 6 months for the product Cola in the market California.
SELECT {sales} ON COLUMNS, Filter( [Time dimension].Weeks.members, Datediff( GetFirstDate([Time dimension].CurrentMember), Today(), DP_MONTH ) < 6 ) ON ROWS FROM Mysamp.Basic WHERE (Actual, California, Cola);


aave()
abs()
acos()
aggregate data files
amean()
animation
set annot
set arrlab
set arrowhead
set arrscl
asin()
asum()
asumg()
atan2()
athena widgets
q attr
ave()
set background
set barbase
set bargap
set baropts
basic operation
binary data sets
set black
BUFR format
bufrscan
build from source
draw button
redraw button
set button
q cache
q cachesf
set cachesf
cascading dropmenus
set ccolor
set ccols
cdiff()
set chunksize
set cint
set clab
clear
set clevs
set clip
set clopts
close
set clskip
set cmark
set cmax
set cmin
collect
coll2gr()
default colors
controlling colors
command line editing
commands: attribute
compression
q config
const()
q contours
control file
correlation, spatial
correlation, temporal
cos()
set coslat
cross sections
set csmooth
set cstyle
set cterp
q ctlinfo
set cthick
data descriptor files:
elements
for BUFR data
for gridded data
for NetCDF/HDF files
for station data
data sets (gridded)
data sets (station)
set datawarn
q dbf
set dbuff
define
q define
q defval
set defval
degree symbol
set dfile
q dialog
set dialog
set dignum
set digsiz
dimension environment
q dims
disable fwrite
disable print
display
set display
displaying data
displaying metafiles
draw button
draw dropmenu
draw line
draw map
draw mark
draw polyf
draw rec
draw recf
draw shp
draw string
draw title
draw wxsym
draw xlab
draw ylab
draw dropmenu
set dropmenu
set e
eloop
enable print
q ens
set ens
ensemble dimension
environment variables
exec
exp()
expressions
external utilites
set fgvals
q file(s)
flush
fndlvl()
font control
font file
set font
set frame
disable fwrite
q fwrite
set fwrite
functions: alpha
functions: attribute
math functions
set geotiff
gint()
gr2stn()
q gr2w
q gr2xy
set grads
grads
gradsc
gradsdap
gradsdods
gradshdf
gradsnc
GRIB format
gribmap
gribscan
grib2scan
set grid
set gridln
gsfallow()
gsfpath()
gxeps
q gxinfo
q gxout
set gxout
gxps
gxtran
hardcopy output
hcurl()
HDF-SDS format
hdivg()
help
set hempref
image output
set imprun
set kml
set lat
set lev
set lfcols
script library
draw line
set line
log()
log10()
set log1d
set lon
set loopdim
set looping
lterp()
mag()
map projections
draw map
set map
draw mark
maskout()
math functions
max()
maxloc()
set mdlopts
mean()
metafiles
min()
minloc()
set missconn
modify
set mpdraw
set mpdset
set mproj
set mpt
set mpvals
multi-panel plots
NetCDF format
oabin()
oacres()
offt
open
outxwd
page control
set parea
PC
GrADS
PDEF
plot area
set poli
draw polyf
q pos
pow()
print
disable print
enable print
printim
set prnopts
q (query)
q attr
q dbf
q dialog
q ens
q fwrite
q pos
q sdfwrite
q shades
q shp
q shpopts
quick: commands
quick: scripts
quit
set rband
set rbcols
set rbrange
real page
draw rec
draw recf
redraw button
reset
reinit
reinitialization
set rgb
run
s2g1d()
scorr()
screen
script functions
script library
scripting language
sdfopen
sdfwrite
q sdfwrite
set sdfattr
set sdfwrite
set annot
set arrlab
set arrowhead
set arrscl
set background
set barbase
set bargap
set baropts
set black
set button
set cachesf
set ccolor
set ccols
set cint
set chunksize
set clab
set clevs
set clip
set clopts
set clskip
set cmark
set cmax
set cmin
set cmin
set coslat
set cstyle
set cterp
set cthick
set datawarn
set dbuff
set defval
set dfile
set dialog
set dignum
set digsiz
set display
set dropmenu
set ens
set fgvals
set font
set frame
set fwrite
set grads
set geotiff
set grid
set gridln
set gxout
set hempref
set imprun
set kml
set lat
set lev
set lfcols
set line
set log1d
set lon
set loopdim
set looping
set map
set mdlopts
set missconn
set mpdraw
set mpdset
set mproj
set mpt
set mpvals
set parea
set poli
set prnopts
set rband
set rbcols
set rbrange
set rgb
set sdfattr
set sdfwrite
set shp
set shpattr
set shpopts
set stat
set stid
set stnprint
set string
set strmden
set strsiz
set t
set time
set timelab
set tlsupp
set undef
set vpage
set vrange
set vrange2
set warn
set wxcols
set wxopt
set x
set xaxis
set xflip
set xlab
set xlabs
set xlevs
set xlint
set xlopts
set xlpos
set xsize
set xyrev
set y
set yaxis
set yflip
set ylab
set ylabs
set ylevs
set ylint
set ylopts
set ylpos
set z
set zlog
query shades
shapefiles
!shell
draw shp
q shp
set shp
q shpopts
set shpopts
sin()
skip()
smth9()
sqrt()
sregr()
starting GrADS
set stat
about station data
using station data
set stid
stnave()
stnmin()
stnmap
stnmax()
set stnprint
string formatting
draw string
q string
set string
set strmden
set strsiz
sum()
sumg()
supplibs
swap
set t
tan()
tcorr()
templates
q time
set time
set timelab
draw title
tloop()
set tlsupp
tmave()
tregr()
Tutorial
tvrh2q()
tvrh2t()
q undef
set undef
undefine
user defined functions
user's guide
external utilites
variables
vint()
virtual page
set vpage
set vrange
set vrange2
q w2gr
q w2xy
set warn
wi
widgets
set wxcols
set wxopt
draw wxsym
set x
set xaxis
xdfopen
set xflip
draw xlab
set xlab
set xlabs
set xlevs
set xlint
set xlopts
set xlpos
set xsize
set xyrev
q xy2gr
q xy2w
set y
set yaxis
set yflip
draw ylab
set ylab
set ylabs
set ylevs
set ylint
set ylopts
set ylpos
set z
set zlog


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The type cell-error consists of error conditions that occur during a location access. The name of the offending cell is initialized by the :name initialization argument to make-condition, and is accessed by the function cell-error-name.


Each virtual {_instrument} has a Reverb Room performance control that selects which reverb room its output will be sent to, and a Reverb Send control that adjusts the mix between the dry and reverb sound. {_global_parameter Global parameters} of those same names may be used to adjust those controls for the Main and Link sounds, and to preset them whenever the unit is turned on. If a sequence is recorded from the Digital Chroma and then played back, the reverb controls in the sequence are independent of the Main and Link controls.
Sometimes, though, you want a particular sound to have a certain amount of reverb regardless of the what the performance controls are set to. The Digital Chroma provides {_program} {_parameter parameters}, also called Reverb Room and Reverb Send, but the Reverb Room parameter has a default "performance" setting that allows the normal performance controls to take effect. The other four settings override both reverb performance controls.


Zephaniah 1:6
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This page imports decklists and outputs them in my query language for use in the packs.json file. It's used for creating those decks for use in the generator as an option in the drop-down.


Since it's inception, the DMCA has always allowed those who hold the copyrights have much more power over alleged infringers. Websites like YouTube and others are forced to take down any videos that are flagged as infringing, even if the person who reported the infringment had no legal basis to claim copyright.
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Your task in this experiment is to decide to what extent different politicians who voted in a committee on whether a new policy should be passed are responsible for the outcome of the vote.
You will see the outcomes of a number of different votes on different policies. The votes differ in how many people were in the committee. Whether or not a policy is passed depends on how many of the politicians voted for it. Some policies require more votes than others in order to be passed. Below is an example of a vote:
Number: #123187
Supported by: The Republican party
Number of people in the committee: 4
Number of votes in favor of policy required: 2
| Party affiliation | Vote (✔ = for, ✘ = against) | |
|---|---|---|
| John | Republican | ✔ |
| Bill | Republican | ✔ |
| Steve | Democrat | ✘ |
| Robert | Democrat | ✔ |
Outcome: The policy was passed.
3 out of 4 committee members voted in favor of the policy and at least 2 votes were required for the policy to pass.
In this example, the vote was about policy #123187 which was supported by the Republican party. 4 politicians were in the committee. In order for the policy to be passed, at least 2 committee members were required to vote for it.
John, a Republican, voted for the policy. So did Bill, also a Republican. Steve, a Democrat, didn't vote for the policy. Robert, another Democrat, voted in favor of the policy.
Since 3 out of 4 committee members voted for the policy and 2 votes were required for the policy to pass, the policy was accepted.
Each of the committee members knows the following information before they make a decision whether to vote for the policy:
In the experiment, you will judge to what extent different committee members are responsible for whether or not a given policy was passed.
Press Start to begin with the experiment.


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1. Introduction¶
Generator Systems Engineering (GeneratorSE) is a set of analytical frameworks for sizing variable speed wind turbine Generators. The tool can be used as an autonomous tool focused on generator design or integrated in the system using DriveSE, NRELs drivetrain sizing tool . Thus, the designer has the option to trade magnet, copper, or lamination properties and weights to achieve the optimal generator design that is also optimal for a given drivetrain system. Two types of generator systems : synchronous and induction machines are currently being handled by GeneratorSE. The tool includes optimisation modules for four sub-classes:
- Permanent-magnet synchronous generator (PMSG)
- Electrically excited synchronous generator (EESG)
- Squirrel-cage induction generators (SCIG) and
- Doubly-fed induction generators (DFIG)
Each module is structured to perform electromagnetic, structural, and basic thermal design that are integrated to provide the optimal generator design dimensions. The analytical models of each generator module were created in Python within the OpenMDAO computing platform to facilitate systems design and multidisciplinary optimization. <<<<<<< HEAD ======= All analytical methods were based on the magnetic circuit and equivalent circuit models as described in some previous work: citep{Upwind_study} and generator design handbooks: citep{Boldea},citep{Boldea_induction}. Thesee methods used to evaluate the main design parameters, including the elctromagnetically active material. For the estimation of structural design, reference is made to : citep{McDonald}. >>>>>>> develop
GeneratorSE: 1. Provides basic design attributes in addition to key electrical performance parameters including, but not limited to, output voltage, current, resistances, inductances, and losses and also the weights and costs of materials involved in the basic design. 2. Allows for an integrated design with DriveSE and NRELs Cost and Scaling Model thereby enabling a complete drivetrain optimization of direct-drive, medium-speed, and high-speed geared systems considering the entire turbine system and balance of plant. 3. Enables drivetrain design coupled with the turbine rotor and tower for a full integrated wind turbine design or even wind plant cost of energy optimization as part of the Wind Plant Integrated Systems Design and Engineering Model (WISDEM).
As a first step, the user chooses the type of generator that needs to be optimized along with the optimization goal. The optimization goal may be overall costs, efficiency, mass, aspect ratio or a weighted combination of these. Each generator subset is identified by a design space that contains decision variables based on which the design is most sensitive and the optimal design is searched by mathematical methods. The key inputs for each design generation include the power rating, torque, rated speed, shear stress, specific costs (i.e., unit costs per kilogram of material), and properties of materials (e.g., material density) used in the basic design. The designs are generated in compliance with the user-specified constraints on generator terminal voltage and constraints imposed on the dimensions and electromagnetic performance.


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Swift
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client
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The client has disconnected
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client
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OpenDSA: Open Source Interactive
Data Structures and Algorithms
Click on the images to try things out.
Welcome to the homepage for the OpenDSA Active-eBook Project. Our goal is to develop a complete online interactive textbook for data structures and algorithms (DSA) courses. This page includes a number of screenshots showing various aspects of OpenDSA. But you can also look at the current content. We also have a number of samples here.
Once completed, OpenDSA will include:
-
Hundreds of instructional modules, where each
module is the equivalent to one topic, such as one sorting algorithm,
corresponding to a couple of pages in a standard textbook.
Each module is of textbook quality.
-
Every algorithm or data structure is illustrated by an
interactive algorithm visualization. Students could enter their own
test cases to see how the algorithm or data structure works on that
input, and they can control the pacing of the visualization.
-
Every module contains multiple interactive assessment activities
that give students immediate feedback on their proficiency with the
material.
This means many hundreds of exercises.
We will accomplish this through an open-source, creative commons environment. "Open Source" means that not only can anyone use the materials, they can also access the source code that generates the materials. "Creative Commons" means that anyone has permission to modify or remix the materials for their own purposes. You as an instructor (or even a student or professional who wants to self study) will be able to pick and choose from the selection of modules and exercises, automatically generating a custom textbook that contains exactly the topics you want. Since all materials are open source, you can rewrite any part if you don't like what is already there. Infrastructure will be included that lets you register students and then track their progress through the modules and exercises.
A major complaint of students in DSA classes is that they do not get enough practice problems, or sufficient other means of testing their proficiency. One of the most important aspects of our vision is a rich set of exercises to ensure that the student understands the material as he/she progresses through the book. Our modules will contain a mix of content, visualizations, and exercises. We make extensive use of the Khan Academy exercise infrastructure to build interactive exercises.
For more details on our project infrastructure, status, and issues, see the OpenDSA Wiki.
The OpenDSA Forum contains discussions by the participants related to the project.
If you are a new developer on the project, see The OpenDSA Developer's Getting Started Guide.
Publications and Presentations
- E. Fouh, M. Sun, and C.A. Shaffer, OpenDSA: A Creative Commons Active-eBook, a poster presented at SIGCSE 2012, Raleigh, NC, March 2012.
- C.A. Shaffer, V. Karavirta, A. Korhonen and T.L. Naps, OpenDSA: Beginning a Community Hypertextbook Project in Proceedings of 11th Koli Calling International Conference on Computing Education Research, November 17-20, 2011, Koli National Park, Finland, 112--117.
- C.A. Shaffer, T.L. Naps, and E. Fouh, Interactive Textbooks for Computer Science Education in Proceedings of the Sixth Program Visualization Workshop, June 30, 2011, Darmstadt, Germany, 97-103.
Contact
For more information, or to get involved, please contact Cliff Shaffer at .


This document attempts to communicate the concepts outlined in the
Open Credentials space by using specific terms to discuss particular concepts. This
terminology is included below and linked to throughout the document to aid
the reader:
- claim
-
A statement made by an entity about the subject defined
by an identity profile.
- credential curator
-
A program, such as a storage vault or personal verifiable
claim wallet, that stores and protects access to a holder's
credentials and verifiable claims.
- creator
-
The identity that is associated with creating a particular resource.
For example, the key that created a digital signature.
- credential
-
A set of claims that refer to a qualification, achievement, personal quality,
aspect of an identity such as a name, government ID, preferred payment
processor, home address, or university degree typically used to indicate
suitability.
- credential inspector
-
An entity that requests a credential for processing.
- credential service
-
A program, such as a credential storage vault or personal
credential wallet, that stores and protects access to a
recipient's credentials.
- credential transport protocol
-
A set of messages and protocols for issuing, storing, requesting, and
transmitting credentials.
- credential validation
-
The process that demonstrates the information in a credential is well-formed.
- credential verification
-
The process that cryptographically demonstrates the authenticity of a credential.
- decentralized identifier
-
A portable URI-based identifier, also known as a DID, that is associated with
an entity. These
identifiers are most often used in a credential and are associated
with recipients such that the credential itself can be easily
ported from one identity provider to another without the need to
reissue the credential. An example of a DID is:
did:b6922d8e-20df-4939-95cd-f79375979178
- decentralized identifier document
-
A document that is accessible via the WebDHT and contains information
related to a particular decentralized identifier such as the
associated identity provider and public key information.
- digital signature
-
A mathematical scheme for demonstrating the authenticity of a digital message.
- entity
-
A thing with distinct and independent existence such as a person, organization,
concept, or device.
- entity credential
-
A set of claims made by an entity about an identity
profile referred to as the subject of the claims. An
entity credential may refer to a qualification, achievement, personal
quality, or other information abouth the subject such as a
name, government ID, preferred payment processor, home address, or
university degree that is typically used to indicate suitability.
- holder
-
An entity that is in control of a particular credential.
Typically a holder's identity is also the primary subject of the information
in a credential. A holder is often the entity that initiates the
transmission of a credential.
- identity
-
A set of information that can be used to identify a particular
entity such as a person, organization, concept, or device. An
entity may have multiple identities associated with it.
- identity document
-
A Web-based document that contains statements about a
particular identity. Identity documents MUST be accessible in
JSON-LD [[!JSON-LD]] format and MAY be accessible in other RDF-compatible formats.
- identity owner
-
An entity that is in control of a particular identity document.
- identity provider
-
A software service that manages one or more identities and their
associated credentials on behalf of an entity. It typically
handles requests to store credentials issued by an
issuer and to retrieve credentials when requested by a
credential inspector.
- identity profile
-
A set of information that can be used to identify a particular
entity. An
entity may have multiple identity profiles associated with it.
- issuer
-
An entity that creates a credential and associates it
with a particular holder.
- subject
-
An entity which may have multiple identity profiles and
about which claims may be made.
- user agent
-
A program, such as a browser or other Web client, that mediates the
communication between holders, issuers and
credential inspectors.
- WebDHT
-
A mechanism that is used to discover the software services, such as an
identity provider, associated with an entity.
Technically speaking, it is a Web-based decentralized hashtable built on Web
architecture principles that is used to map cryptographic hashes to
decentralized identifiers and decentralized identifiers to
decentralized identifier documents. The technology is used to map
cryptographic hashes of email addresses and passphrases to
decentralized identifier documents which can then be used to discover
an entity's identity provider. The technology is one way of
solving the
NASCAR service bootstrap problem.


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Copley Motion Library
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CANopen Node ID and bit rate configuration. More...
Public Member Functions | |
| CanNetworkConfig () | |
| Default constructor. Set default values. | |
| void | FromAmpFormat (uint16 a) |
| Load the structure from a 16-bit word. More... | |
| uint16 | ToAmpFormat (void) |
| Encode the contents of the structure into a 16-bit word in the format used by the amplifier. More... | |
Public Attributes | |
| uint8 | numInPins |
| Number of general purpose input pins to read on startup for node ID selection. More... | |
| bool | useSwitch |
| If true, use the CAN address switch as part of the node ID calculation. More... | |
| uint8 | offset |
| Offset added to the value read from the input pins & address switch. More... | |
| CAN_BIT_RATE | bitRate |
| CANopen network bit rate to use. | |
| uint32 | pinMapping |
| Input pin mapping for node ID selection. More... | |
| uint16 | quickStop |
| CANopen quick stop option code. | |
| uint16 | shutDownOption |
| CANopen shutdown option code. | |
| uint16 | disableOption |
| CANopen disable option code. | |
| uint16 | haltOption |
| CANopen halt option code. | |
| uint16 | heartbeat |
| CANopen heartbeat time. More... | |
| uint16 | nodeGuard |
| CANopen Node Guard time. More... | |
| uint16 | nodeGuardLife |
| CANopen Node Guarding Life time factor. More... | |
CANopen Node ID and bit rate configuration.
The amplifier's CANopen node ID and network bit rate can be configured using the members of this structure. Note that the ID and bit rate are only set on power-up or reset, so after programming a new configuration the amplifier must be reset for the configuration to become active.
The CANopen node ID is a 7 bit number in the range 1 to 128. The value 0 is reserved and is not considered a valid node ID. Selecting a node ID of 0 will cause the amplifier to stop communicating over the CANopen network.
The node ID is calculated using a combination of any of the following:
On startup, the input pins are read first. The inputs that will be used for CAN address selection are the highest numbered pins available. For example, on an amplifier with 12 input pins (0 to 11), if 3 inputs are used for CANopen node ID selection, then the pins used will be 9, 10 and 11. These three pins will result in a base node address between 0 and 7.
If the CAN address switch is being used, then the value read from the input pins will be shifted up four bits (multiplied by 16) and the value of the input switch will be added to it.
Finally, the programmed offset will be added to the value read from the input pins and address switch. The lowest 7 bits of this sum will be used as the CANopen node ID. If this value results in an ID of zero, the CANopen interface will be disabled.
For example, to program an amplifier to ignore input pins and the address switch, and just set a fixed ID of 7, set the number of input pins to zero, turn off the address switch, and set the offset to 7.
| void FromAmpFormat | ( | uint16 | a | ) |
Load the structure from a 16-bit word.
| a | A 16-bit value encoding the network configuration. See the amplifier documentation for details on the format. |
| uint16 ToAmpFormat | ( | void | ) |
Encode the contents of the structure into a 16-bit word in the format used by the amplifier.
See the amplifier documentation for details on this format.
| uint16 heartbeat |
CANopen heartbeat time.
The frequency at which the amp will produce heartbeat messages. This parameter may be set to zero to disable heartbeat production.
| uint16 nodeGuard |
CANopen Node Guard time.
This parameter gives the time between nodeguarding requests that are sent form the CANopen master to this amplifier
| uint16 nodeGuardLife |
| uint8 numInPins |
Number of general purpose input pins to read on startup for node ID selection.
This parameter may be set from 0 to 7.
| uint8 offset |
Offset added to the value read from the input pins & address switch.
| uint32 pinMapping |
Input pin mapping for node ID selection.
When network node id indicates that 1 or more input pins will be used to select the node ID, this parameter is used to map input pins to ID bits. Availabel after 3.35 firmware. See documentation
| bool useSwitch |
If true, use the CAN address switch as part of the node ID calculation.
Note that on amplifiers which do not support this switch this parameter is ignored.


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GILDA (director: Charles Vidor; screenwriter: Marion Parsonnet/Jo Eisinger/from story by E.A. Ellington; cinematographer: Rudolph Maté; editor: Charles Nelson; cast: Rita Hayworth (Gilda Mundson), Glenn Ford (Johnny Farrell), George Macready (Ballin Mundson), Joseph Calleia (Obregon), Steve Geray (Uncle Pio, shoeshine man), Gerald Mohr (Capt. Delgado), Joe Sawyer (Casey), Lionel Royce (German Agent), Robert Scott (Gabe Evans), S.Z. Martel (Little Man); Runtime: 110; Columbia; 1946)
Reviewed by Dennis Schwartz
A steamy noir for its time, featuring the sultry, long hair-tossing Rita Hayworth, the hard-boiled Glenn Ford, and the sinister George Macready. This is sexpot Rita's finest moment in films as an actress and chanteuse, which enshrined her as the love goddess of the 1940s. The script has a field day with Freudian explanations and sexual innuendoes dropped as easily as falling rain, as Rita lays on Glenn how much he suffers from a fear of the female. This theme takes hold of this dark film and overshadows the milder intrigue about Macready, himself a Nazi collaborator, fronting for a Nazi-controlled tungsten cartel. A fascinating film for all the dark avenues it opened up sexually for future films. The film is all style and charismatic acting. The story is absurd and could not be anything but risible, if if wasn't for the bizarre performances by the stars to give it credibility.
Johnny Farrell (Ford) is a desperate adventurer, using loaded dice to beat some American sailors and locals in an Buenos Aires casino. After the game he is jumped by a thug about to clean him out, but is saved by Ballin Mundson (Macready), who uses his dagger-laden cane to fend him off. Johnny is the loyal sort and ends up working for Ballin in his casino as his manager, dedicating his life to being Ballin's man Friday, which is his way of paying him back.
Things are fine until Ballin returns from a business trip with a sexy young bride, Gilda (Rita). What Ballin doesn't know but quickly senses is that Johnny and Gilda were once lovers, until the insecure Johnny walked out on her in a jealous rage. He shows a hatred for her, which both Ballin and Gilda can see through as a love he secretly harbors for her. Ballin is not only the possessive type, but he's a dangerous hombre and threatens anybody who messes with his goods. The fun in the film, comes from Rita realizing that both men look upon her as a sex object, and she gets her kicks by taunting Johnny and acting like a loose woman by running after other men. Ballin assigns Johnny to watch her and make sure she behaves, and he does it, even if it gets under his skin that he's the flunky always bringing her home to Ballin with an excuse for her whereabouts, which he does only because he fears what Ballin would do to her if he knew she was running around.
The police under Obregon (Calleia) keep a watch on the illegal casino but do not close it down because they have bigger fish to fry. They know but can't prove that Ballin made a secret deal with the Nazis to control the world's tungsten production and that something fishy is going on now between him and the Nazis over the patents he holds. They are keeping an eye on those things by watching the casino and therefore have no plans to close it.
 Ballin leaves without her and fakes a plane crash at sea, where there is a boat waiting to take him to safety when he bails out of the crashing plane. The police believe he's dead, and in his will he leaves everything to Gilda and makes Johnny the executor of his will.
Johnny marries Gilda to punish her for cheating on his best friend. He is so overcome with rage and jealousy, that he not only abandons her on their wedding night but keeps her a virtual prisoner in Buenos Aires, having his security men follow her, preventing her from seeing other men and getting an annulment. The clearest summation of the story comes in the film's most sensational and memorable scene, as Gilda is dressed in a tight-fitting black satin evening gown and sings 'Put the Blame on Mame,' intoning in an erotic manner what is eating away at Johnny while suggesting a full striptease by removing a glove. This puts Johnny in a frenzy, but it was her only way of getting back at his misogynistic actions.
Spoiler in the next paragraph. Skip if you don't want to know how the story is resolved.
 By this time Johnny realizes he loves her and they both realize they had been stinkers as they get back together.
Rita was simply stupendous here and makes this slight B-film a memorable one. The film could be viewed as a study in the main characters' pathologies and of a peeling away of the unconscious, highlighted by the hinting of a quasi-gay relationship between Macready and Glenn, where they only care about loyalty and do not seem to care what else they have in common. Glenn's behavior is deviant, whether it is when he is asexual before the arrival of Rita, or in the continual suppression of his sexual appetite after he realizes that she's toying with him, even when realizing that he's the one she really wants. Glenn's behavior is so complex, that his actions toward Gilda after they marry, seem to be best explained as a way he devised for punishing her for marrying and then for leaving Macready. There are no innocents here, she married for money, Glenn went into a business arrangement for money without caring to know how evil his partner was, and Macready used his money to greedily get what he wanted. This emotionally charged love triangle is better acted than its silly story sounds. It's a studio film, with even its revealing carnival scene, an unloading of sexual repression and delve into the unconscious, done indoors on the cheesy Hollywood set.
REVIEWED ON 12/1/2000 GRADE: B
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Chinese Celebrity fan Chengcheng shares a photo with BLACKPINK’s Rosé and people are loving the visual explosion
by abbyloveskpop101Chinese rapper Fan Chengcheng shared a photo with BLACKPINK‘s Rosé. It was taken on November 7 during Maison Valentino’s event in Beijing China.
He posted the photo onto his Instagram with a caption that reads, "Successfully met my idol."
They're both wearing Valentino in black in the photo. Many fans are complimenting their superior visuals.
Fan Chengcheng is the younger brother of Fan Bingbing. He competed in China's version of 'Produce 101' called 'Idol Producer' and ranked 3rd in the competition. He debuted in the group named NINE PERCENT.


Class User
Class defined in:routers/user.js:1
Provides some methods related to users
JSON
GET api/user
( uid, identity
)
routers/user.js:20
Get a user by given uid or identity
Parameters:-
uid
<Integer>The ID of user
-
identity
<String>User's identity
Returns: <JSON>
The user including many things
Example
{ "uid": 8, "identity": "1234", "name": "假帳號", "email": "", "photo_path": "hahaha", "introduction": null, "wishlist": null, "created_at": "2016-01-18T02:36:29.740Z", "updated_at": "2016-01-18T02:36:29.740Z", "goods": [], "follows_followed": [ { "fid": 1 } ], "follows_follower": [], "star_starring_user": [] }
JSON | Nothing
PUT api/user/edit
( uid, name, email, introduction, wishlist
)
routers/user.js:166
Edit a user's profile, need token
Parameters:-
uid
<Integer> -
name
<String> -
email
<String> -
introduction
<String> -
wishlist
<String>
Returns: <JSON | Nothing>
Updated user object, or if not found, return null
JSON
PUT api/user/photo
( uid, photo_path
)
routers/user.js:228
Update a user's photo_path If same as the one in DB, nothing changed
Parameters:-
uid
<Integer>The ID of user
-
photo_path
<String=''>The path of user's photo
Returns: <JSON>
Updated user object


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Justin Verlander has pitched well in each of his first two starts, though he doesn't have a win to show for those efforts.
He hasn't had much trouble earning victories against the Kansas City Royals .
Verlander looks to continue his mastery of the Royals when the Detroit Tigers visit Kauffman Stadium in the opener of a three-game series Monday night.
The reigning AL Cy Young winner and MVP had a 2-0 lead through eight innings in both of his outings, but the Tigers weren't able to hold the lead.
Verlander (0-1, 2.20 ERA) allowed two hits before running into trouble in the ninth against Tampa Bay on Wednesday, getting charged with four runs in 8 1-3 innings of a 4-2 defeat.
"Once a couple guys got on, really the first time I've cranked it up like that - and lost a little bit of my consistency that I'd had all day," Verlander said. "It's inexcusable. This loss rests solely on my shoulders."The right-hander did his part in his opening-day start against Boston on April 5, allowing two hits before the bullpen faltered. Detroit ended up winning 3-2 with a run in the bottom of the ninth, though Verlander didn't earn a decision.
That hasn't been the case in his last four starts against the Royals, winning each with a 1.82 ERA. Verlander is 13-2 with a 2.40 ERA in 19 career starts versus Kansas City, and another win will give him more victories than he has against any other team. He's also beaten Cleveland 13 times.
Verlander is 8-2 with a 1.82 ERA lifetime at Kauffman Stadium, where the Royals (3-6) were swept in a three-game series against the Indians with Sunday's 13-7 loss.
Billy Butler , who is 14 for 39 (.359) with two homers off Verlander, had an RBI single and is hitting .364 with four doubles and a homer during a five-game hitting streak.
Royals pitchers allowed seven home runs, 17 extra-base hits and 32 runs in the series, and manager Ned Yost turned to outfielder Mitch Maier in the ninth to pitched a scoreless inning Sunday.
"Let's hope it doesn't happen again," Maier said. "I don't like to be put in that situation, but we needed an inning."Kansas City will look to bounce back with the help of another solid outing from Danny Duffy (1-0, 0.00), who allowed one hit and struck out eight in six innings of a 3-0 win over Oakland on Tuesday.
The left-hander will be seeking his first win against Detroit after going 0-2 with a 5.63 ERA in three starts versus the Tigers as a rookie.
Gerald Laird was a triple short of the cycle and helped the Tigers (6-3) salvage the finale of a three-game series with a 5-2 victory over Chicago on Sunday.
Rick Porcello allowed one run in 7 2-3 innings to give Detroit's starting rotation its first victory.
"All the other starters have pitched well," Porcello said. "It's just the way it's happened so far."Verlander allowed three runs in seven innings of a 4-3 win over the Royals on Aug. 6, beating Duffy, who gave up three runs over five.


UKCloud Limited (“UKC”) and Virtual Infrastructure Group Limited (“VIG”) (together “the Companies”) – in Compulsory Liquidation
On 25 October 2022, the Companies were placed into Liquidation with the Official Receiver appointed as Liquidator and J Robinson and A M Hudson simultaneously appointed as Special Managers to manage the liquidation process on behalf of the Official Receiver.
Further information regarding the Liquidations can be found here: https://www.gov.uk/government/news/virtual-infrastructure-group-limited-and-ukcloud-limited-information-for-creditors-and-interested-parties
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For any general queries relating to the Liquidations please email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>For customer related queries please email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>For supplier related queries please email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>UKCloud discount and purchase schemes
Overview
UKCloud provides several discount and purchase schemes, including commitment and annual subscription discounts and our Cloud Credits purchasing scheme.
Commitment discount
Customers commit to spending a specific minimum amount each month for a minimum of 12 months. The discount level attained is based on the total spend committed for the 12 months.
To achieve the discount, the customer will fix a value that they will commit to spend for each month of the term. This must be in a single purchase order (PO) with each month as a separate line item. As customers can consume more than their committed amount each month, they must also add an additional line item and value to cover any overspend. This must be part of the same PO.
If the customer has an existing contract, they need to accept a Contract Change Notice and set the values as outlined above. If multiple contracts are affected, any changes will be made via a Side Letter.
| PO value | Discount level |
|---|---|
| <£250K | 0% |
| £250K-£499K | 9% |
| £500K-£749K | 13% |
| £750K-£1,499K | 16% |
| £1,500K+ | 19% |
Individual projects or departments (billing entities associated with each monthly spend) can be amended during the year through discussion with, and agreement from, UKCloud; however, the committed value cannot be reduced midterm.
Customers get a discounted rate for each month, up to the set monthly figure only, not for overuse.
At the end of each month, UKCloud will do one of two things:
If the actual usage is above the committed value, UKCloud will take the value from the monthly commitment line item and the remaining balance from the overspend line item.
If the actual usage is below the set value, UKCloud will bill the customer the committed value.
At the end of the 12 months, UKCloud will rebate the value of the applicable discount over the 12-month period minus any overuse for the last month; so, the invoice for month 12 is for the committed consumption plus any overuse at standard prices, with the potential for a 12-month rebate.
If the overspend PO line item value is spent before the end of the 12 months, the customer must issue a top-up PO value for the remainder of the 12 months, or increase their spend and commit to a further 12 months.
The customer will pay for any usage above the set amount at the standard rates.
The discount is set based on the committed PO value, not the actual usage.
Annual subscription discount
This discount scheme is aimed at customers who consistently utilise a number of virtual machines (VMs) that are running 24x7 throughout the year. Customers can gain a discount off the standard rates by subscribing to pay for VMs for a minimum 12-month period, and UKCloud will take the discount off the annualised hourly cost of the VM, which is payable in 12 equal monthly payments, regardless of actual usage.
| Subscription period | Discount level |
|---|---|
| 12 months | 9% |
Customers must specify the quantity of VMs (by VM size and service level) they want to subscribe to, and there is no minimum level. The UKCloud billing system will automatically offset the cost of VMs that exactly match the size and service level of the specified VMs. All other VMs and ancillary services (additional storage to subscribed VMs) will be billed at standard UKCloud rates.
Annual subscription discount worked example (UKCloud for VMware)
If you know you'll consume a minimum of 20 Large ESSENTIAL VMs on the Assured OFFICIAL security domain for at least a year, you can make an annual subscription to those 20 VMs and receive an effective 9% discount.
A Large ESSENTIAL VM on Assured costs £0.18 per hour, therefore £1,576.80 per year (£0.18 x 24 hours per day x 354 days), so 20 of these VMs would usually cost £31,536 per year.
If you subscribe to these 20 VMs for a year, you'll get a 9% discount (£2,838.24), reducing the annual cost to £28,697.76, billed at £2,391.48 per month. In months where you use less that 20 VMs, you'll still be billed at £2,391.48. In months where you use more than 20 VMs, the additional VMs will be billed at standard UKCloud rates.
Cloud Credits
You can purchase Cloud Credits upfront and redeem them against our cloud services over a maximum two-year period. This enables organisations to effectively commit their CAPEX or budget spend in advance, with monthly usage deducted from the balance until depleted.
Every £1 spent on Cloud Credits equals £1 to be spent on our cloud services.
The purchase of Cloud Credits can be made against any Service Definition and Cloud Credits are transferable between services.
Cloud Credits can be used for a single service or a combination of services or orders.
Any unused Cloud Credits at the end of the two-year period will be non-refundable.
Cloud Credits worked example
If, based on previous or projected usage, you know you'll consume at least £550,000 worth of cloud services over a two-year period, you may choose to pre-pay this amount. You'll receive £550,000 worth of Cloud Credits to be used against any UKCloud service over a maximum two-year period.
You'll receive a monthly invoice, with payment automatically taken from your Cloud Credits, if available. You'll need to inform our Finance department if you want to make any amendments to how your invoices are paid.
Discount and purchase scheme eligibility
| Commitment discount | Annual subscription discount | Cloud Credits | |
|---|---|---|---|
| UKCloud for Microsoft Azure | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| UKCloud for OpenStack | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| UKCloud for Oracle Software | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| UKCloud for Red Hat OpenShift | ✓ | ✓ | |
| UKCloud for VMware | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Cloud Storage | Product-specific discounts available | Product-specific discounts available | ✓ |
| Cross Domain Security Zone | ✓ | ✓ | |
| Dedicated Compute v2 | ✓ | ||
| Disaster Recovery as a Service | ✓ | ||
| Extended Network Support from UKCloud | ✓ | ✓ | |
| Managed IT Operations | ✓ | ✓ | |
| Migration to the Cloud | ✓ | ||
| Private Cloud | ✓ | ||
| Private Cloud for Oracle Software | ✓ | ||
| Private Cloud for Storage | ✓ | ||
| Secure Remote Access | ✓ | ✓ | |
| UKCloud Desktop as a Service | ✓ | ✓ |
Eligibility notes
Only a single discount scheme may be applied to any individual product line.
Discount schemes include block or persistent storage associated with any compute service.
Any services, products or sub-products not stated on this table are excluded from any discount or purchase schemes, or associated calculations. For example, such exclusions may include (but are not limited to):
Microsoft and Red Hat licensing
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Nicholas
cs56-w16-lab00
Javadoc Link
- added time
- added link to javadoc in README file
- added a new line to the end of it
- Initial commit
ReadMe Contents
# cs56-w16-lab00
repo for lab 00
* My javadoc is here: http://www.cs.ucsb.edu/~mycsilaccount/cs56/lab00/javadoc
jmangel
cs56-w16-lab00
Javadoc Link
- Adds feature of printing date
- adds link to javadoc in README file
- Adds MyFirstApp.java
- Initial commit
ReadMe Contents
# cs56-w16-lab00
lab00 for John Mangel
* My javadoc is here: http://www.cs.ucsb.edu/~jmangel/cs56/lab00/javadoc
sschwellenbach
cs56-w16-lab00
Javadoc Link
- Added date to output
- added javadoc author and version
- added link to javadoc in README
- created MyFirstApp.java which runs hello World
- Initial commit
ReadMe Contents
# cs56-w16-lab00
lab00 for Sierra Schwellenbach
* My javadoc is here: http://www.cs.ucsb.edu/~sschwellenbach/cs56/cs56-w16-lab00/javadoc
caitlinscarberry
cs56-w16-lab00
Javadoc Link
- Add code to print date date
- Added Javadoc Comment
- Updated to match page 9
- Added MyFirstApp java file
- Initial commit
ReadMe Contents
# cs56-w16-lab00
lab00 for Caitlin Scarberry
* My javadoc is here: http://www.cs.ucsb.edu/~caitlinscarberry/cs56/lab00/javadoc
jackey
cs56-w16-lab00
Javadoc Link
- added date and time to MyFirstApp program
- fixed the javadoc comment
- added link to javadoc in README file
- Added Javadoc Comment
- Initial commit
ReadMe Contents
# cs56-w16-lab00
lab00
* My javadoc is here: http://www.cs.ucsb.edu/~jackey/cs56/lab00/javadoc
tang
cs56-w16-lab00
Javadoc Link
- MyFirstApp displays time and date now
- Added MyFirstApp.java
- Initial commit
ReadMe Contents
# cs56-w16-lab00
lab00 for Shin Tang
davidwang
cs56-w16-lab00
Javadoc Link
- added the date and time
- added link to javadoc in README file
- something
- did step 5
- Initial commit
ReadMe Contents
# cs56-w16-lab00
lab00 for David Wang
My javadoc is here: http://www.cs.ucsb.edu/~davidwang/cs56/lab00/javadoc
drewtaylor
cs56-w16-lab00
Javadoc Link
- Added javadoc touches
- Updated README
- Added javadoc file
- Initial commit
ReadMe Contents
# cs56-w16-lab00
Lab00 for Drew Taylor
* My javadoc is here: http://www.cs.ucsb.edu/~drewtaylor/cs56/lab00/javadoc
rkhatod
cs56-w16-lab00
Javadoc Link
- step 8 passing
- Update README.md
- lab passing
- Initial commit
ReadMe Contents
# cs56-w16-lab00
lab 00 for Radhika Khatod
* My javadoc is here: http://www.cs.ucsb.edu/~rkhatod/cs56/lab00/javadoc
wjstevenson95
cs56-w16-lab00
Javadoc Link
- MyFirstApp with Date added
- added link to javadoc in READMEfile
- Update README.md
- Update README.md
- Added Javadoc Comment
- Initial commit
ReadMe Contents
# cs56-w16-lab00
Lab00 for William Stevenson
* My javadoc is here: http://www.cs.ucsb.edu/~wjstevenson95/cs56/lab00/javadoc
davina
cs56-w16-lab00
Javadoc Link
- Added print of time and Date to MyFirstApp
- added link to javadoc in README file
- I want to ignore the backup files vim creates when I edit a file
- Added javadoc comment
- Initial commit
ReadMe Contents
# cs56-w16-lab00
lab00 CS56 W16 Davina Zamanzadeh
* My javadoc is here: www.cs.ucsb.edu/~davina/cs56/lab00/javadoc
sdbistarkey
cs56-w16-lab00
Javadoc Link
- Now prints the date in which I rule the world.
- added link to javadoc in README file
- added link to javadoc in README file
- Added Javadoc Comment
- Initial commit
ReadMe Contents
# cs56-w16-lab00
lab00 for Skyler Bistarkey-Rez
* My javadoc is here: http://www.cs.ucsb.edu/~sdbistarkey/cs56/lab00/javadoc
brenda-flores
cs56-w16-lab00
Javadoc Link
- Added date
- added link to javadoc in README file
- Added Javadoc Comment
- Initial commit
ReadMe Contents
# cs56-w16-lab00
Brenda Flores Lab 00
* My javadoc is here: http://www.cs.ucsb.edu/~brenda_flores/cs56/lab00/javadoc
thienhoang
cs56-w16-lab00
Javadoc Link
- Final Edition
- added link to javadoc in README file
- Added MyFirstApp.java
- Initial commit
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# cs56-w16-lab00
CS56 Lab00 for Thien Hoang
* My jacvadoc is here: http://www.cs.ucsb.edu/~thienhoang/cs56/lab00/javadoc
kctoombs
cs56-w16-lab00
Javadoc Link
- Added the date to MyFirstApp
- Fixed the comments in MyFirstApp
- Added link to javadoc in README file
- Added Javadoc Comment
- Initial commit
ReadMe Contents
# cs56-w16-lab00
lab00 for Kenneth Toombs
* My javadoc is here: http://www.cs.ucsb.edu/~kctoombs/cs56/lab00/javadoc
clholoien
cs56-w16-lab00
Javadoc Link
- MyFirstApp.java
- added link to javadoc in README file
- added link to javadoc in README file
- First App Committed
- Initial commit
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# cs56-w16-lab00
lab00 for Carson Holoien
* My javadoc is here: http://www.cs.ucsb.edu/~clholoien/cs56/lab00/javadoc
athielk
cs56-w16-lab00
Javadoc Link
- added time print out
- added link to javadoc in README file
- added javadoc comment
- Initial commit
ReadMe Contents
# cs56-w16-lab00
lab 00 for Alex Thielk
My javadoc is here: http://www.cs.ucsb.edu/~athielk/cs56/lab00/javadoc
Drdipepperjr
cs56-w16-lab00
Javadoc Link
- Added time and Date
- fixed MyFirstApp.java
- added link to javadoc in README file
- added link to javadoc in README file
- first commit lab00
- Initial commit
ReadMe Contents
# cs56-w16-lab00
Lab 00 for Domenic DiPeppe
* My javadoc is here: http://www.cs.ucsb.edu/~drdipepperjr/cs56/lab00/javadoc
shunjizhan
cs56-w16-lab00
Javadoc Link
- added time
- added link to javadoc in README file
- added link to javadoc in README file
- my first app
- Initial commit
ReadMe Contents
# cs56-w16-lab00
cs56_lab00
* My javadoc is here: http://www.cs.ucsb.edu/~shunjizhan/cs56/lab00/javadoc
Samuelechu
cs56-w16-lab00
ERROR WITH REPO NAMEJavadoc Link
- Update MyFirstApp.java
- myfirst java changes
- added link to readme
- First Commit
- Initial commit
ReadMe Contents
# cs56-w15-lab00-
lab0 Sam C
* My javadoc is here: http://www.cs.ucsb.edu/~mycsilaccount/cs56/lab00/javadoc
marvinshu
cs56-w16-lab00
Javadoc Link
- added date
- added link to javadoc in README file
- Added javadoc Comment
- Initial commit
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# cs56-w16-lab00
lab00-marvinshu
My javadoc is here: http://www.cs.ucsb.edu/marvinshu/cs56/lab00/javadoc
wkzhuang
cs56-w16-lab00
Javadoc Link
- added link to javadoc in README file
- Added code to print out date and time
- added link to javadoc in README file
- Added Javadoc Comment
- Initial commit
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# cs56-w16-lab00
lab00 for Weikun Zhuang, CS56, Winter 2016
* My javadoc is here: http://www.cs.ucsb.edu/~wkzhuang/cs56/lab00/javadoc
lanthony
cs56-w16-lab00
Javadoc Link
- Update README.md
- final changes to lab00
- Update README.md
- Added Javadoc Comment
- Initial commit
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# cs56-w16-lab00
lab00 for Laura Anthony
* My javadoc is here: http://www.cs.ucsb.edu/~lanthony/cs56/lab00/javadoc
nicolemoghaddas
cs56-w16-lab00
Javadoc Link
- finished working code
- added link to javadoc in README file
- Added javadoc comment
- Initial commit
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# cs56-w16-lab00
lab00 for Nicole Moghaddas
* My javadoc is here: http://www.cs.ucsb.edu/~nicolemoghaddas/cs56/lab00/javadoc
angelortega
cs56-w16-lab00
Javadoc Link
- ao - change javadoc to point to https
- ao - fix header formatting in README
- ao - append class and quarter information to README
- ao - fix javadoc placement, so I author and version is generated
- ao - print the Date!
- ao - aded the javadoc comment
- ao - modify README to link the javadoc page
- ao - added MyFirstApp which prints the sample 'MyFirstApp' Application from HFJ
- Initial commit
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cs56-w16-lab00
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lab00 for Angel Ortega, cs56-w16
* My javadoc is here: https://www.cs.ucsb.edu/~angelortega/cs56/lab00/javadoc
bpatient
cs56-w16-lab00
Javadoc Link
- added date
- added link to javadoc in README file
- Added Javadoc Comment
- Initial commit
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lab00
=====
lab00 for CS56, W16
* My javadoc is here: http://www.cs.ucsb.edu/~bpatient/cs56/lab00/javadoc
neutrino
cs56-w16-lab00
Javadoc Link
- Added Date to MyFirstApp.java
- added link to javadoc in README file
- Added Javadoc Comment
- Initial commit
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# cs56-w16-lab00
lab00 for Abhijit Kulkarni
* My javadoc is here: http://www.cs.ucsb.edu/~neutrino/cs56/lab00/javadoc
ayung
cs56-w16-lab00
Javadoc Link
- added date and time
- edit javadoc comment to properly show author and version
- added link to javadoc in README file
- Update README.md
- create working first java app
- Initial commit
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# cs56-w15-lab00
cs56 lab00 for Angela Yung
* My javadoc is here: http://www.cs.ucsb.edu/~ayung/cs56/lab00/javadoc
jimmylle
cs56-w16-lab00
Javadoc Link
- Fixed bug where it wouldn't generate javadoc
- Fixed bug where javadoc doesn't show version and author
- added Date object
- added link to javadoc in README file
- Added Javadoc Comment
- Initial commit
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# cs56-w16-lab00
lab00 for jimmy le
*My javadoc is here: http://www.cs.ucsb.edu/~jimmylle/cs56/lab00/javadoc/
xiaohe
cs56-w16-lab00
Javadoc Link
- added date
- added link to javadoc in README file
- Added Javadoc Comment
- Initial commit
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# cs56-w16-lab00
lab00 for Xiaohe He
* My javadoc is here: http://www.cs.ucsb.edu/~xiaohe/cs56/lab00/javadoc
nivek325
cs56-w16-lab00
ERROR WITH REPO NAMEERROR WITH REPO NAMEJavadoc Link
- Fixed the bug that the TAs could figure out
- Added code to display Date and Time:
- Added link to javadoc in README file
- Added Javadoc Comment
- Initial commit
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# cs56-w16-lab00
CS56 Lab00
* My Javadoc is here: http://www.cs.ucsb.edu/~nivek325/cs56/lab00/javadoc
saber
cs56-w16-lab00
Javadoc Link
- modify readme and output current time
- add MyFirstApp.java
- Update ReadMe
- Create README.md
- Initial commit
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# cs56-w16-lab00
Lab00 for Shaoyi Zhang
* My javadoc is here: http://www.cs.ucsb.edu/~saber/cs56/lab00/javadoc
changreytang
cs56-w16-lab00
Javadoc Link
- Added print-date feature
- Fixed javadoc comment
- added link to javadoc in README file
- Update README.md
- Initialize repository
- Initial commit
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# cs56-w16-lab00
lab00 for Chang Rey Tang
* My javadoc is here: http://www.cs.ucsb.edu/~changreytang/cs56/lab00/javadoc
beserchris
cs56-w16-lab00
Javadoc Link
- fixed javadoc
- Added javadoc comments
- dummy
- added llink to javadoc in README file
- dummy commit
- added date feature
- 12/16/15 - 2
- 12-16-15
- added comments, cited book source
- Initial commit
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# cs56-w16-lab00
lab00: Christopher Beser
* My javadoc is here: http://www.cs.ucsb.edu/~beserchris/cs56/lab00/javadoc
ryantse
cs56-w16-lab00
Javadoc Link
- Fixes issue that prevented Javadoc from generating the proper class information and syntax cleanup.
- Fix MyFirstApp.java spacing and update README.md.
- Added JavaDoc comment.
- Add MyFirstApp.java
- Initial commit
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lab00
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lab00 for CS56, W16
* My javadoc is here: http://www.cs.ucsb.edu/~ryantse/cs56/lab00/javadoc
kellybielaski
cs56-w16-lab00
INVALID JAVADOC LINK- Fixes issue that prevented Javadoc from generating the proper class information and syntax cleanup.
- Fix MyFirstApp.java spacing and update README.md.
- Added JavaDoc comment.
- Add MyFirstApp.java
- Initial commit
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# cs56-w16-lab00
lab00 for CS56, W16
* My javadoc is here: https://github.ucsb.edu/kellybielaski/cs56-w16-lab00
ttstarck
cs56-w16-lab00
Javadoc Link
- Added date feature to MyFirstApp.java
- Added MyFirstApp.java
- Initial commit
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# cs56-w16-lab00
alexanderkang
cs56-w16-lab00
Javadoc Link
- Added javadoc comment
- Removed comments
- MyFirstApp now prints thee date when run
- added link to javadoc in README file
- Added javadoc
- Initial commit
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# cs56-w16-lab00
Lab00 for Alex Kang
* My javadoc is here: http://www.cs.ucsb.edu/~alexanderkang/cs56/lab00/javadoc
j-nguyen
cs56-w16-lab00
Javadoc Link
- Added code to print date
- added link to javadoc in README file
- Added Javadoc Comment
- Updated README.md file
- Initial commit
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# cs56-w16-lab00
Lab00 for Justin Nguyen, CS 56, W16
* My javadoc is here: http://www.cs.ucsb.edu/~j_nguyen/cs56/lab00/javadoc/
ddu
cs56-w16-lab00
Javadoc Link
- Initial Commit
- Merge branch 'master' of https://github.ucsb.edu/ddu/cs56-w16-lab00
Added date
- Added date
- Update README.md
- Update README.md
- MyFirstApp complete
- Initial commit
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# cs56-w16-lab00
lab00 for CS56, W16
* My javadoc is here: http://www.cs.ucsb.edu/~ddu/cs56/lab00/javadoc
giovanni-rojas
cs56-w16-lab00
Javadoc Link
- Added code to print date and time in MyFirstApp
- Fixed link in README file
- Added link to javadoc in README file
- Created first Java app :)
- Initial commit
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# cs56-w16-lab00
Lab 00 for Giovanni Rojas
*My javadoc is here: http://www.cs.ucsb.edu/~giovanni_rojas/cs56/lab00/javadoc
rockysikem
cs56-w16-lab00
Javadoc Link
- working MyFirstApp with date printed
- Update README.md
- Added javadoc Comment
- Initial commit
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# cs56-w16-lab00
lab00 cs56 w16 for Ishjot Walia
* My javadoc is here: http://www.cs.ucsb.edu/~rockysikem/cs56/lab00/javadoc
jinfa
cs56-w16-lab00
Javadoc Link
- print date and time
- added link to javadoc in README file
- added link to javadoc in README file
- added link to javadoc in README file
- added link to javadoc in README file
- Added Javadoc Comment
- Initial commit
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# cs56-w16-lab00
lab00 for Jinfa Zhu
* My javadoc is here: http://www.cs.ucsb.edu/~jinfa/cs56/lab00/javadoc
jsong
cs56-w16-lab00
Javadoc Link
- Added date printing
- fixed link to javadoc in README file
- added link to javadoc in README file
- Added Javadoc Comment
- Initial commit
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lab00
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Joseph Song's lab00 for CS56, W16
* My javadoc is here: http://www.cs.ucsb.edu/~j_song/cs56/lab00/javadoc
josue
cs56-w16-lab00
Javadoc Link
- Date, version and author added
- added link to javadoc in README file
- added link to javadoc in README file
- first commit of MyFirsApp
- Initial commit
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lab00
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lab00 for CS56, W16
* My javadoc is here: http://www.cs.ucsb.edu/~josue/cs56/lab00/javadoc
makhamzadeh
cs56-w16-lab00
ERROR WITH REPO NAMEERROR WITH REPO NAMELab00 does not exist or is privateReadMe Contents
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shouzhiwan
cs56-w16-lab00
Javadoc Link
- add name and date
- add link to javadoc in README file
- no bugs
- Initial commit
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# cs56-w16-lab00
lab00 for CS56, W16
* My javadoc is here: http://www.cs.ucsb.edu/~shouzhiwan/cs56/lab00/javadoc
tnlarson
cs56-w16-lab00
Javadoc Link
- Added date and time to MyFirstApp.java
- added link to javadoc in README file
- Added Javadoc Comment
- Initial commit
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# cs56-w16-lab00
lab00 for Troy Larson
* My javadoc is here: http://www.cs.ucsb.edu/~tnlarson/cs56/lab00/javadoc
yukelele
cs56-w16-lab00
Javadoc Link
- added date and time
- added link to javadoc in README file
- Added Javadoc Comment
- Initial commit
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# cs56-w16-lab00
lab00 for Yuki Mano
* My javadoc is here: http://www.cs.ucsb.edu/~yukelele/cs56/lab00/javadoc
yueyang
cs56-w16-lab00
Javadoc Link
- last change
- a litte change for added link to javadoc in README file
- added link to javadoc in README file
- Added Javadoc Comment
- Initial commit
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# cs56-w16-lab00
lab00 for yueyang
My javadoc is here: http://www.cs.ucsb.edu/~yueyang/cs56/lab00/javadoc
lolodeee
cs56-w16-lab00
Javadoc Link
- Added Date and Time
- Added link to javadoc in README file
- Compiled and Ran MyFirstApp
- Initial commit
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# cs56-w16-lab00
cs56 lab00
lab00
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lab00 for CS56, W16
* My javadoc is here: http://www.cs.ucsb.edu/~lolodeee/cs56/lab00/javadoc
jeffreyliu
cs56-w16-lab00
Javadoc Link
- Print current time
- Print current time
- added link to javadoc in README file
- Added Javadoc Comment
- Initial commit
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# cs56-w16-lab00
lab00
* My javadoc is here: http://www.cs.ucsb.edu/~jeffreyliu/cs56/lab00/javadoc
dongyangli
cs56-w16-lab00
Javadoc Link
- added the codes to display the date and time
- added link to javadoc in README file
- Added Javadoc Comment
- Initial commit
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# cs56-w16-lab00
lab00 for Dongyang Li
* My javadoc is here: http://www.cs.ucsb.edu/~dongyangli/cs56/lab00/javadoc
andychen152
cs56-w16-lab00
Javadoc Link
- Added my name
- Second edit to MyFirstApp
- added link to javadoc in README file
- Added javadoc comment
- Initial commit
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lab00
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lab 00 for CS56, W16
* My javadoc is here: http://www.cs.ucsb.edu/~andychen152/cs56/lab00/javadoc
andrewhuang
cs56-w16-lab00
Javadoc Link
- Includes javadoc comment and prints date
- added link to javadoc in README file
- Added javadoc comment
- Initial commit
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lab00
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lab00 for CS56, W16
* My javadoc is here: http://www.cs.ucsb.edu/~andrewhuang/cs56/lab00/javadoc
phillip-fry
cs56-w16-lab00
Javadoc Link
- Added Date and time, working
- small change to check again
- fixed the link
- added link to javadoc in README file
- Added Javadoc Comment
- Initial commit
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# cs56-w16-lab00
lab00 for Phillip Fry
* My javadoc is here: http://www.cs.ucsb.edu/~phillip_fry/cs56/lab00/javadoc
henryyu
cs56-w16-lab00
Javadoc Link
- final
- added Date
- added link to javadoc in README file
- Update README.md
- Update README.md
- Update README.md
- Update README.md
- Added Javadoc Comment
- Initial commit
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# cs56-w16-lab00
lab00 for CS56, W16
* My javadoc is here: http://www.cs.ucsb.edu/~henryyu/cs56/lab00/javadoc
rowallen
cs56-w16-lab00
Javadoc Link
- Now Displays Date
- added link to javadoc in README file
- Added Javadoc Comment
- Initial commit
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# cs56-w16-lab00
lab00 for Ryan Allen, CS56, W16
* My javadoc is here: http://www.cs.ucsb.edu/~rowallen/cs56/lab00/javadoc
ryankemper
cs56-w16-lab00
Javadoc Link
- MyFirstApp now displays the date
- changed link to javadoc in README
- added link to javadoc in README file
- Working MyFirstApp
- Initial commit
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# cs56-w16-lab00
lab00 for Ryan Kemper
* My javadoc is here: http://www.cs.ucsb.edu/~ryankemper/cs56/lab00/javadoc
matthewcheung
cs56-w16-lab00
Javadoc Link
- Included the date and tim e in this file
- added url for MyFirstApp javadoc
- Created and ran MyFirstApp.java program from p.9
- Initial commit
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# cs56-w16-lab00
lab00 for Matthew Cheung
My javadoc is here: http://www.cs.ucsb.edu/~matthewcheung/cs56/lab00/javadoc
metomario
cs56-w16-lab00
Javadoc Link
- Added Date to MyFirstApp
- Added link to javadoc in README file
- Added Javadoc Comment
- Initial commit
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# cs56-w16-lab00
Lab00 Ben Zhu (Partner: Matthhew Cheung)
*My javadoc is here: http://www.cs.ucsb.edu/~metomario/cs56/lab00/javadoc
tmliew
cs56-w16-lab00
Javadoc Link
- Update README.md
- added javadoc and date
- Update README.md
- Added javadoc comment
- Initial commit
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# cs56-w16-lab00
lab00 for cs56 winter 2016
* My javadoc is here: http://www.cs.ucsb.edu/~tmliew/cs56/lab00/javadoc
johnlau
cs56-w16-lab00
Javadoc Link
- Included date and time to MyFirstApp
- added link to javadoc in README file
- Added javadoc comment
- Initial commit
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# cs56-w16-lab00
lab 00 for CS56, W16
* My javadoc is here: http://www.cs.ucsb.edu/~johnlau/cs56/lab00/javadoc
sashashams
cs56-w16-lab00
Javadoc Link
- I am not mycsilaccount
- MyFirstApp.java
- Added my name.. whoops
- added link to javadoc in README file
- Herro Werld
- Initial commit
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# cs56-w16-lab00
lab00 for Sasha Shams
* My javadoc is here: http://www.cs.ucsb.edu/~sashashams/cs56/lab00/javadoc
drewluo
cs56-w16-lab00
Javadoc Link
- added link to javadoc in README file
- Added Javadoc Comment
- Initial commit
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# cs56-w16-lab00
lab00 for Andrew Luo
*My javadoc is here: http://www.cs.ucsb.edu/~drewluo/cs56/lab00/javadoc
hunterbuckhorn
cs56-w16-lab00
Javadoc Link
- Fixed author/version tag issue
- Added author
- README.md updated and MyFirstApp.java comment added
- MyFirstApp completed
- Initial commit
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# cs56-w16-lab00
lab00 for Hunter Buckhorn, CS56 W16
* My javadoc is here: http://www.cs.ucsb.edu/~hunterbuckhorn/cs56/lab00/javadoc
yvalencia
cs56-w16-lab00
Javadoc Link
- added date and time
- Update README.md
- Update README.md
- Trying out github
- Initial commit
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# cs56-w16-lab00
lab00 for Yessenia Valencia
* My javadoc is here: http://www.cs.ucsb.edu/~yvalencia/cs56/lab00/javadoc
angel00
cs56-w16-lab00
Javadoc Link
- fixing javadoc comment
- Add Javadoc Style comment *fix*
- adding date and time to MyFirstApp
- adding link to javadoc in README file
- Adding MyFirstApp.java
- Initial commit
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# cs56-w16-lab00
lab00 for Angel Rivera
* My javadoc is here: http://www.cs.ucsb.edu/~angel00/cs56/lab00/javadoc
stefanagloginic
cs56-w16-lab00
Javadoc Link
- added date
- author was not showing up, adjusted MyFirstApp.java
- fixed javadoc link
- updated README.md file
- added MyFirstApp.java compiled and ran
- Initial commit
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# cs56-w15-lab00
lab00 Stefana Gloginic
* My javadoc is here: http://www.cs.ucsb.edu/~stefanagloginic/cs56/lab00/javadoc
k-zara95
cs56-w16-lab00
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natashalee
cs56-w16-lab00
Javadoc Link
- javadoc and date
- finish
- added link to javadoc in README file
- completed task
- Initial commit
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lab00
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lab00 for CS56, W16
* My javadoc is here: http://www.cs.ucsb.edu/~natashalee/cs56/lab00/javadoc
simon00
cs56-w16-lab00
Javadoc Link
- added link to javadoc in README file
- Added code to print date
- Added Javadoc Comment
- Initial commit
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# cs56-w16-lab00
lab00
=====
lab00 for CS56, W16
* My javadoc is here: https://www.cs.ucsb.edu/~simon00/cs56/lab00/javadoc
marcosimone
cs56-w16-lab00
Javadoc Link
- added date printing
- added obligatory stuff for lab
- remove .class
- initial commit
- Initial commit
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# cs56-w16-lab00
this is lab00 for cs56, but you probably could have guessed that from the name of the repo.
* My javadoc is here: http://www.cs.ucsb.edu/~mycsilaccount/cs56/lab00/javadoc
zehaoli
cs56-w16-lab00
Javadoc Link
- add date after all
- added link to javadoc in README file
- added link to javadoc in README file
- Added Javadoc Comment
- Initial commit
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#lab00
lab00 for CS56, W16
* My javadoc is here: http://www.cs.ucsb.edu/~zehaoli/cs56/lab00/javadoc
rkuang
cs56-w16-lab00
Javadoc Link
- Added code for printing the date and time
- added link to javadoc in README file
- Added Javadoc Comment
- Initial commit
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# cs56-w16-lab00
* My javadoc is here: http://www.cs.ucsb.edu/~rkuang/cs56/lab00/javadoc
sarahmzhong
cs56-w16-lab00
Javadoc Link
- executing Step 8, pushing another change to MyFirstApp.java
- did some reformatting in the README
- fixed the location of the javadoc
- Update README.md
- Added javadoc comment
- Initial commit
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# cs56-w16-lab00
lab00 for Sarah Zhong, CS56, W16
* My javadoc is here: http://www.cs.ucsb.edu/~sarahmzhong/cs56/lab00/javadoc
christiannewkirk
cs56-w16-lab00
Javadoc Link
- Added date to MyFirstApp
- Update README.md
- Added Javadoc Comment
- Initial commit
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# cs56-w16-lab00
lab00 for Christian Newkirk
* My javadoc is here: http://www.cs.ucsb.edu/~christiannewkirk/cs56/lab00/javadoc
Jsegovia
cs56-w16-lab00
Javadoc Link
- Added date to MyFirstApp
- added link to javadoc in README
- Added Javadoc Comment
- Initial commit
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# cs56-w16-lab00
lab00 for Jonathan Segovia
* My javadoc is here: http://www.cs.ucsb.edu/~jsegovia/cs56/lab00/javadoc
mcaccamo
cs56-w16-lab00
Javadoc Link
- finished code
- added link to javadoc in README file
- Added Javadoc Comment
- Initial commit
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# cs56-w16-lab00
lab00 Michael Caccamo
*My javadoc is here: http://www.cs.ucsb.edu/~mcaccamo/cs56/lab00/javadoc
Georgelieu
cs56-w16-lab00
Javadoc Link
- now displays time and date
- added link to javadoc in README file
- Added Javadoc Comment
- Initial commit
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# cs56-w16-lab00
lab00 for George Lieu
* My javadoc is here: http://www.cs.ucsb.edu/~georgelieu/cs56/lab00/javadoc
danielledodd
cs56-w16-lab00
Javadoc Link
- Commit with the date printed included
- Added Javadoc comment
- added link to the javadoc in the readme file
- first commit of lab00
- Initial commit
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# cs56-w16-lab00
lab00 for Danielle Dodd
* My javadoc is here: http://www.cs.ucsb.edu/~danielledodd/cs56/lab00/javadoc
xujiacao
cs56-w16-lab00
Javadoc Link
- Add the date method
- added link to javadoc in README file
- Added javadoc comment
- Initial commit
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lab00
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lab00 for CS56, W16
* My javadoc is here: http://www.cs.ucsb.edu/~xujiacao/cs56/lab00/javadoc
yanxi
cs56-w16-lab00
Javadoc Link
- add time
- add md
- init
- Initial commit
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# cs56-w16-lab00
* My javadoc is here: http://www.cs.ucsb.edu/~yanxi/cs56/lab00/javadoc
Nicholas
cs56-w16-lab00
Javadoc Link
- added time
- added link to javadoc in README file
- added a new line to the end of it
- Initial commit
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# cs56-w16-lab00
repo for lab 00
* My javadoc is here: http://www.cs.ucsb.edu/~mycsilaccount/cs56/lab00/javadoc
jmangel
cs56-w16-lab00
Javadoc Link
- Adds feature of printing date
- adds link to javadoc in README file
- Adds MyFirstApp.java
- Initial commit
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# cs56-w16-lab00
lab00 for John Mangel
* My javadoc is here: http://www.cs.ucsb.edu/~jmangel/cs56/lab00/javadoc
sschwellenbach
cs56-w16-lab00
Javadoc Link
- Added date to output
- added javadoc author and version
- added link to javadoc in README
- created MyFirstApp.java which runs hello World
- Initial commit
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# cs56-w16-lab00
lab00 for Sierra Schwellenbach
* My javadoc is here: http://www.cs.ucsb.edu/~sschwellenbach/cs56/cs56-w16-lab00/javadoc
caitlinscarberry
cs56-w16-lab00
Javadoc Link
- Add code to print date date
- Added Javadoc Comment
- Updated to match page 9
- Added MyFirstApp java file
- Initial commit
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# cs56-w16-lab00
lab00 for Caitlin Scarberry
* My javadoc is here: http://www.cs.ucsb.edu/~caitlinscarberry/cs56/lab00/javadoc
jackey
cs56-w16-lab00
Javadoc Link
- added date and time to MyFirstApp program
- fixed the javadoc comment
- added link to javadoc in README file
- Added Javadoc Comment
- Initial commit
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# cs56-w16-lab00
lab00
* My javadoc is here: http://www.cs.ucsb.edu/~jackey/cs56/lab00/javadoc
tang
cs56-w16-lab00
Javadoc Link
- MyFirstApp displays time and date now
- Added MyFirstApp.java
- Initial commit
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# cs56-w16-lab00
lab00 for Shin Tang


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The purpose of this tool is to assess qualities of source code that may predict negative aspects such as entity coupling, cohesion, complexity, error-proneness, and overall maintainability. It is meant to be extensible via the addition of objects implementing new metrics.
API documentation¶
To consult this tool API documentation, open in a web browser the link:
docs/library_index.html#code-metrics
For sample queries, please see the SCRIPT.txt file in the tool directory.
Available metrics¶
Currently, the following metrics are provided:
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)Number of Rules (
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)Unique Predicate Nodes (
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)Cyclomatic Complexity (
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)Depth of Inheritance (
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)Efferent coupling, afferent coupling, instability, and abstractness (
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All metrics require the source code to be analyzed to be loaded with the
source_data
flag turned on.
A helper object, code_metrics
, is also provided allowing running all
loaded individual metrics.
For usage examples, see the SCRIPT.txt
file in the tool directory.
For code coverage metrics, see the lgtunit
tool documentation.
For interpretation of the coupling metric scores, see e.g. the original paper by Robert Martin, “OO Design Quality Metrics”:
@inproceedings{citeulike:1579528,
author = "Martin, Robert",
booktitle = "Workshop Pragmatic and Theoretical Directions in Object-Oriented Software Metrics",
citeulike-article-id = 1579528,
citeulike-linkout-0 = "http://www.objectmentor.com/resources/articles/oodmetrc.pdf",
keywords = "diplomarbeit",
organization = "OOPSLA'94",
posted-at = "2007-08-21 11:08:44",
priority = 0,
title = "OO Design Quality Metrics - An Analysis of Dependencies",
url = "http://www.objectmentor.com/resources/articles/oodmetrc.pdf",
year = 1994
}
The Halstead metric computation uses the reflection API for performance. The main consequence of this choice is that we abstract all predicate arguments. A computation closer to the original definition of the metric would require switching to use the parser to collect information on syntactic literals, which would imply a much large computation cost.
The coupling metric was also influenced by the metrics rating system in Microsoft Visual Studio and aims to eventually emulate the functionality of a maintainability index score.
The unique predicate nodes (UPN) metric is described in the following paper:
@article{MOORES199845,
title = "Applying Complexity Measures to Rule-Based Prolog Programs",
journal = "Journal of Systems and Software",
volume = "44",
number = "1",
pages = "45 - 52",
year = "1998",
issn = "0164-1212",
doi = "https://doi.org/10.1016/S0164-1212(98)10042-0",
url = "http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0164121298100420",
author = "Trevor T Moores"
}
The cyclomatic complexity metric uses the same predicate abstraction as the UPN metric and it is also described in the above paper besides the original paper by Thomas J. McCabe:
@inproceedings{McCabe:1976:CM:800253.807712,
author = "McCabe, Thomas J.",
title = "A Complexity Measure",
booktitle = "Proceedings of the 2Nd International Conference on Software Engineering",
series = "ICSE '76",
year = 1976,
location = "San Francisco, California, USA",
pages = "407--",
url = "http://dl.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=800253.807712",
acmid = 807712,
publisher = "IEEE Computer Society Press",
address = "Los Alamitos, CA, USA",
keywords = "Basis, Complexity measure, Control flow, Decomposition, Graph theory, Independence, Linear, Modularization, Programming, Reduction, Software, Testing",
}
Defining new metrics¶
New metrics can be implemented by defining an object that imports the
code_metric
category and implements its score predicates. There is
also a code_metrics_utilities
category that defines useful
predicates for the definition of metrics.
Third-party tools¶
cloc
is an open-source command-line program that counts blank lines,
comment lines, and lines of source code in many programming languages
including Logtalk. Available at
https://github.com/AlDanial/cloc
ohcount
is an open-source command-line program that counts blank
lines, comment lines, and lines of source code in many programming
languages including Logtalk. Available at
https://github.com/blackducksoftware/ohcount
tokei
is an open-source command-line program that counts blank
lines, comment lines, and lines of source code in many programming
languages including Logtalk. Available at
https://github.com/Aaronepower/tokei


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