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All Rights Reserved. /** * @fileoverview Enable mocking of functions not attached to objects * whether they be global / top-level or anonymous methods / closures. * * See the unit tests for usage. * */ goog.provide('goog.testing'); goog.provide('goog.testing.FunctionMock'); goog.provide('goog.testing.GlobalFunctionMock'); goog.provide('goog.testing.MethodMock'); goog.require('goog.object'); goog.require('goog.testing.PropertyReplacer'); goog.require('goog.testing.StrictMock'); /** * Class used to mock a function. Useful for mocking closures and anonymous * callbacks etc. Creates a function object that extends goog.testing.StrictMock * @param {string=} opt_functionName the optional name of the function to mock * set to '[anonymous mocked function]' if not passed in. * @extends {goog.testing.StrictMock} * @constructor */ goog.testing.FunctionMock = function(opt_functionName) { var fn = function() { var args = Array.prototype.slice.call(arguments); args.splice(0, 0, opt_functionName || '[anonymous mocked function]'); return fn.$mockMethod.apply(fn, args); }; goog.object.extend(fn, new goog.testing.StrictMock({})); return fn; }; /** * Mocks an existing function. Creates a goog.testing.FunctionMock * and registers it in the given scope with the name specified by functionName. * @param {Object} scope The scope of the method to be mocked out. * @param {string} functionName the name of the function we're going to mock. * @extends {goog.testing.FunctionMock} * @constructor */ goog.testing.MethodMock = function(scope, functionName) { if (!(functionName in scope)) { throw new Error(functionName + ' is not a property of the given scope.'); } var fn = new goog.testing.FunctionMock(functionName); fn.$propertyReplacer_ = new goog.testing.PropertyReplacer(); fn.$propertyReplacer_.set(scope, functionName, fn); fn.$tearDown = this.$tearDown; return fn; }; /** * Reset the global function that we mocked back to it's original state */ goog.testing.MethodMock.prototype.$tearDown = function() { this.$propertyReplacer_.reset(); }; /** * Mocks a global / top-level function. Creates a goog.testing.MethodMock * in the global scope with the name specified by functionName. * @param {string} functionName the name of the function we're going to mock. * @extends {goog.testing.MethodMock} * @constructor */ goog.testing.GlobalFunctionMock = function(functionName) { return new goog.testing.MethodMock(goog.global, functionName); }; /** * Mocks a function. Convenience method for new goog.testing.FunctionMock * @param {string=} opt_functionName the optional name of the function to mock * set to '[anonymous mocked function]' if not passed in. * @return {goog.testing.FunctionMock} the mocked function. */ goog.testing.createFunctionMock = function(opt_functionName) { return new goog.testing.FunctionMock(opt_functionName); }; /** * Convenience method for creating a mock for a method. * @param {Object} scope The scope of the method to be mocked out. * @param {string} functionName the name of the function we're going to mock. * @return {goog.testing.MethodMock} the mocked global function. */ goog.testing.createMethodMock = function(scope, functionName) { return new goog.testing.MethodMock(scope, functionName); }; /** * Convenience method for creating a mock for a constructor. * * <p>When mocking a constructor to return a mocked instance, remember to create * the instance mock before mocking the constructor. 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Hi! Welcome to my home page.
I wanted to make it stand out a bit and finally got inspired by text mode interfaces, mainly Midnight Commander, a Linux console file manager. Let's say it's a very loose adaptation :)
Use up and down arrows to move between files in a virtual directory tree.
Press enter to switch to a directory.
A slightly less fun option is also possible – you can just click (or tap) the options.
Previous version of this page can be found here.
I like to code and honestly don't understand
why someone would like trains
or sports.
To each their own, I guess.
I discovered programming near the end of the primary school. I was playing with Excel and in the process of trying all the interesting, and also less interesting, options. I found an editor for creating windows in which I could place different controls (like buttons, text fields and so on). Even though, as far as I recall, I didn't manage to add any logic then, the sheer pleasure of having my own designed window showing after pressing a "play" key on the Excel toolbar was enough to get me interested. Soon I discovered it's called VBA. Soon after I found a book about Visual Basic .NET (slightly different thing) during shopping and asked my parents to buy it for me. When I got access to the internet, I stumbled upon CodersCity.net (in Polish) and, after some time, Forumweb.pl, where I received much guidance.
Long history short, I started programming in Visual Basic, then I also got interested in web development. Starting with very simple layuts in HTML and CSS, and poorly chosen colors, I got better over time and also learned PHP which enabled me to create websites with login and interaction with a database (MySQL in my case). JavaScript followed nicely as a way to do things in browser without necessarily reloading the page. On university I got a chance to finally learn how to properly manage memory in C++ which previously discouraged me from using it (I also got familiar with Linux which I happily use to this day), not mentioning less appealing look of a console application, compared to a web page which could be easily styled with CSS (is it why we have full-blown editors written in web technolgies and Electron? :D). All jokes aside, I know there are GUI libraries for C++. Some even embed JavaScript engine inside (Qt's QML)! I also have some experience with Python which I've used for example for convenience, web development or some kind of data science. And these, of course, aren't all programming languages I've ever used.
What I mean, at some point a specific language becomes just a tool for a job and a good coder should be able to easily transition between different languages and frameworks, and choose them well. I strive to be such a programmer each day :)
I hope I didn't bore you. Please, check out my projects and don't hesitate to improve something if you've got an idea (issues and pull requests are very welcome)!
If you'd like to contact me, my e-mail is available in the CV.
I've ordered my personal projects by category. Please, select a specific directory.
In Web technolgies, you'll find two games (in JavaScript), a CRUD (in PHP), a decision support system with a simple embedded language (in JavaScript), two utilities: for Facebook and for Github (web extension and userscript), and more.
In C++, there is a game, a thread pool library, and more.
In Python, you can find my engineering thesis with an implementation of Connect 4 (a game) and an application of reinforcement learning, a tool for report generation for signal processing classes, and more.
In Other, you'll find my implementation of snake for Arduino, demonstration of a padding oracle attack against AES CBC, a somewhat declarative approach to Pong, and more.
Throw an Arrow is a game made for Gynvael's Summer GameDev Challenge 2018.
There were some weird constraints like the content should be rendered into a 360x400
<canvas>
which is then stretched to fill the full screen or there could be at most 32 colors displayed used at
the same time. On top of that, the whole game had to have the size of at most 31337 bytes.
The application is based on the logical-algebraic method discussed during Decision Support Systems classes on Wroclaw University of Science and Technology. The program infers, based on previously defined variables and logical facts, what the effects of the decisions given by the user will be (analysis task) or what decisions should be made to achieve the desired effects (decision support task). The loaded database relates to yacht control. I was responsible for the implementation, a friend of mine developed the logical rules.
The application supports writing rules in a human-friendly format, which is converted to internal representation (parsed, interpreted) and checked for errors during the app initialization.
Input and output facts can be easily constructed in the application
GUI. First, a template logical expression should be written with ?
in
places where there should be variables. Then, after pressing Enter or pressing a button, this expression will be checked for
correctness and ?
will be replaced with lists with meaningful variable names. After the selection is made, results
are shown below in a form of a table and logical expressions.
A CRUD application for employee data management with different access levels (in Polish).
When we were assigned to write a CRUD for employee management in PHP, I used this oppurtunity to do it in a "more proper way" than it was presented during classes, which I then skipped, handing out the task early.
I programmed it in a MVC fashion. Even though it's plain PHP, it features routing, controllers, models, and of course, a simple mechanism for views which allows for creation of readable templates. There is also a Validator class which is easily extendable with new rules and easy to use in models.
Firefox Web Extension to save Facebook posts as images.
Web Extension saves Facebook posts as images ("takes screenshot"). Add-on adds new option in each post's menu to save it's screenshot (with all replies expanded). Screenshot can be also anonymized (profile pictures blurred, names replaced with identifiers like "OP", "Profile 1", "Profile 2" and so on). Large posts are split into multiple images each at most 8192 px tall (this can be changed up to 16000 px).
Facebook changes the interface from time to time which causes the add-on to stop working partially or even in full.
In this simple game you control a horse which has to jump to avoid the evil skeletons. The forst is getting more dense with time which makes it harder to see when the enemy is approaching.
Game was written in JavaScript and that made it possible to port it to Android with Cordova.
Two-dimensional visualization of k-means clustering algorithm in the browser.
You can add data points manually or at random and, similarly, centroids. The steps of the algorithm can be executed automatically or step by step with a click on the button.
A Userscript to filter GitHub news feed using case-insensitive regular expression.
The idea for this script came out from a simple need to have a way to quicky search through the GitHub front page "activity".
An attempt to create a matrix-like effect on a video (or a stream from a webcam).
A very old project of mine. An attempt to create a web interface mimicking a desktop.
Space Logic Adventure is an arcade game I made for Gynvael's Summer GameDev Challenge 2017. I managed to win the first place :)
The task was to make a game using only the provided assets with a couple of exceptions. I'm not much interested in games, hence I don't know what genre it is that I created. But it's definetety somewhat arcade and somewhat a puzzle. The goal of each level is to reach a field with the spaceship. Fields disappear one second after standing on them which means you must move fast.
The game has multiple levels which means I had to design them somehow. I created a text format for level files. Assets were supplied as separate files, so I created a very simple texture packer. At some places the code could've been written better and some functionality not required by current levels isn't finished (I was coding it fast). Maybe I'll revisit and improve the game in the future.
A thread pool implementation in C++11.
Library makes it easy to schedule tasks (which can be anything assignable to
std::function
) to be executed in one of threads in a pool and then possibly receive a result if there is any (as a
thread pool should do per definition). I think it's an interesting peace of code to learn about the concurrency features added in
C++11. My implementation makes use of std::unique_lock
, std::mutex
and
std::condition_variable
for synchronization, and std::packaged_task
which wraps a callable (and is
ultimately called by one of the threads) and makes available a std::future
which is returned to the user and provides
access to the task result when it's ready.
Generating and visualizing Mandelbrot set/fractal using TBB and png++.
Project explores tdd::flow::graph
features in the implementation of a somewhat artifically created need to draw
Mandelbrot fractals concurrently and then merge them into the third image. If you look for inspiration how to implement something
with TBB, feel free to grab some code and maybe also contribute! I of course can't guarantee that the code is safe and
well-written, it was my first time with TBB. But look at the images – something as easy as pixel offset during merge of two images
can make an interesting effect!
A simple HTTP server written using C++ and Winsock.
It technically is a HTTP server, but all it does is receive a request, parse headers and return them in an HTML table. It doesn't serve files, but this shouldn't be that hard to implement. The only thing to ask would be – why?
I wrote an implementaion for my engineering thesis in Python. In the thesis I apply a reinforcement learning algorithm to Connect 4 game and compare various values of algorithm's meta parameters.
TL;DR I didn't manage to train an agent which could beat a sensible human, but at least it beats a random player ;)
Library and scripts created to generate PDF reports for signal processing classes.
GUI script (in Polish) which uses wxPython and matplotlib to draw a fuzzy logic function graph. I used it for fuzzy logic classes.
A demonstration of a padding oracle attack against AES CBC (with PKCS7 or ANSI X.923 padding scheme) implemented using C# and .NET Core. Also includes a report with Q&A requred as a lab assignment.
Small projects using a well-known prototyping board.
A simple pong game written in QML.
As QML is a declarative language, I imagined my implementation to also be declarative. That's why there is a
Game
component which should have two Paddle
s and a Ball
inside. Each
Paddle
should have either ManualControls
or ComputerControls
. I'm not sure wheather it
worked out, but I've surely learned a bit more about QML.
By default the game starts in 'vertical'
orientation
. You can change it to 'horizontal'
in
Game
properties. For controls please see which are set in Paddle
s – you can replace manual with computer
and vice versa, change the keys etc.


@GwtCompatible public final class Strings extends java.lang.Object
String
or CharSequence
instances.| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static java.lang.String |
commonPrefix(java.lang.CharSequence a,
java.lang.CharSequence b)
Returns the longest string
prefix such that
a.toString().startsWith(prefix) && b.toString().startsWith(prefix) ,
taking care not to split surrogate pairs. |
static java.lang.String |
commonSuffix(java.lang.CharSequence a,
java.lang.CharSequence b)
Returns the longest string
suffix such that
a.toString().endsWith(suffix) && b.toString().endsWith(suffix) ,
taking care not to split surrogate pairs. |
static java.lang.String |
emptyToNull(java.lang.String string)
Returns the given string if it is nonempty;
null otherwise. |
static boolean |
isNullOrEmpty(java.lang.String string)
Returns
true if the given string is null or is the empty string. |
static java.lang.String |
nullToEmpty(java.lang.String string)
Returns the given string if it is non-null; the empty string otherwise.
|
static java.lang.String |
padEnd(java.lang.String string,
int minLength,
char padChar)
Returns a string, of length at least
minLength , consisting of
string appended with as many copies of padChar as are
necessary to reach that length. |
static java.lang.String |
padStart(java.lang.String string,
int minLength,
char padChar)
Returns a string, of length at least
minLength , consisting of
string prepended with as many copies of padChar as are
necessary to reach that length. |
static java.lang.String |
repeat(java.lang.String string,
int count)
Returns a string consisting of a specific number of concatenated copies of
an input string.
|
public static java.lang.String nullToEmpty(@Nullable java.lang.String string)
string
- the string to test and possibly returnstring
itself if it is non-null; ""
if it is null@Nullable public static java.lang.String emptyToNull(@Nullable java.lang.String string)
null
otherwise.string
- the string to test and possibly returnstring
itself if it is nonempty; null
if it is
empty or nullpublic static boolean isNullOrEmpty(@Nullable java.lang.String string)
true
if the given string is null or is the empty string.
Consider normalizing your string references with nullToEmpty(java.lang.String)
.
If you do, you can use String.isEmpty()
instead of this
method, and you won't need special null-safe forms of methods like String.toUpperCase(java.util.Locale)
either. Or, if you'd like to normalize "in the other
direction," converting empty strings to null
, you can use emptyToNull(java.lang.String)
.
string
- a string reference to checktrue
if the string is null or is the empty stringpublic static java.lang.String padStart(java.lang.String string, int minLength, char padChar)
minLength
, consisting of
string
prepended with as many copies of padChar
as are
necessary to reach that length. For example,
padStart("7", 3, '0')
returns "007"
padStart("2010", 3, '0')
returns "2010"
See Formatter
for a richer set of formatting capabilities.
string
- the string which should appear at the end of the resultminLength
- the minimum length the resulting string must have. Can be
zero or negative, in which case the input string is always returned.padChar
- the character to insert at the beginning of the result until
the minimum length is reachedpublic static java.lang.String padEnd(java.lang.String string, int minLength, char padChar)
minLength
, consisting of
string
appended with as many copies of padChar
as are
necessary to reach that length. For example,
padEnd("4.", 5, '0')
returns "4.000"
padEnd("2010", 3, '!')
returns "2010"
See Formatter
for a richer set of formatting capabilities.
string
- the string which should appear at the beginning of the resultminLength
- the minimum length the resulting string must have. Can be
zero or negative, in which case the input string is always returned.padChar
- the character to append to the end of the result until the
minimum length is reachedpublic static java.lang.String repeat(java.lang.String string, int count)
repeat("hey", 3)
returns the string
"heyheyhey"
.string
- any non-null stringcount
- the number of times to repeat it; a nonnegative integerstring
repeated count
times
(the empty string if count
is zero)java.lang.IllegalArgumentException
- if count
is negativepublic static java.lang.String commonPrefix(java.lang.CharSequence a, java.lang.CharSequence b)
prefix
such that
a.toString().startsWith(prefix) && b.toString().startsWith(prefix)
,
taking care not to split surrogate pairs. If a
and b
have
no common prefix, returns the empty string.public static java.lang.String commonSuffix(java.lang.CharSequence a, java.lang.CharSequence b)
suffix
such that
a.toString().endsWith(suffix) && b.toString().endsWith(suffix)
,
taking care not to split surrogate pairs. If a
and b
have
no common suffix, returns the empty string.


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She said traffic could still get past the scene of the crash, as the fallen lamp post is not fully blocking the road.
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{{toolbar}}
{{image src="image source" alt="alt text" width="image width" link="true|false" left="absolute position" top="absolute position" linkresource="true|false" alt="image alt label"}}
src="entry name"to show an entry. This is equivalent to using entry="...". You can also specify the name of a file attachment to an entry with:
entry="entryid" src="::attachment name"Or any attachment with:
entry="entryid" src="::*"If link is true, the image displayed will be linked to the entry page, if linkresource is true, it will be linked to the full sized image (the entry resource). height and width can be used to scale the image, the alt attribute will be used in place of the entry id as a label on the image for accessibility.
{{menu popup="true|false" title="title to use" menus="file,edit,feeds,view,other"}}
{You can specify which menus to show with a comma separated list of menu names. Only show the file and view menu:{menu}}
{Show the menu actions in a popup:{menu menus="file,view"}}
{{menu popup="true" title="Click here"}}
{The entries attribute is a comma separated list of entry identifiers. They can be specific entry ids or they can be one of a set of relative descriptors as described in the entry selection section. :p You can also:{tag entry="some other entry" entries="entryid1,entryid2,entryid3.." exclude="entryid1,entryid2,entryid3.." first="entryid1,entryid2,entryid3.." last="entryid1,entryid2,entryid3.." sort="name|date" sortorder="up|down" max="number of entries to use" }}
descriptor:baseEntryIdSo, for example, if you had 2 different Folder entries - folder1 and folder2 and you wanted to list all of the children of each folder you could do:
{You can combine different relative descriptors, e.g.:{tree entries="children:folder1_id,children:folder2_id"}}
{:lheading Collection Tags{tree entries="children:folder1_id,grandchildren:folder2_id"}}
{{tree}}
{The title attribute is used in place of "Children". If showtoggle="false" then the show/hide toggle link is not shown.{tree title="Links" showtoggle="false" open="true" }}
{{grid}}
{The attributes:{grid tag="card" sort="name" inner-height="200" width="200" showIcon="false" showLink="false" showSnippetHover="true" } }
{{recent days="number of days to show"}}
{{imageplayer width="image width" loopdelay="delay in milliseconds" loopstart="true|false" useAttachment="true|false"}}
{If useAttachment is true then, if the entry's file is not an image but it has an attachment that is an image then use the attachment image.{imageplayer loopdelay="500" loopstart="true"}}
{{gallery width="image width" columns="number of columns" showdescription="true"}}
{Show a vertical listing of the children entry images:{gallery columns="3"}}
{Set the image width and only show up to 5 images:{gallery columns="1"}}
{{gallery width="300" max="5"}}
{{tabs}}
{Show only the 3 specified entries in tabs:{tabs}}
{Show only the children of type wikipage in tabs:{tabs entries="0af4d166-5723-4775-88fc-b83b72ab47a4, 83539d5c-e9d9-408e-b0af-35f480000ae6, 49684d25-6af1-4188-a0ae-4d5302d22f2a" }}
{Additional arguments:{tabs entries="type:wikipage"}}
{{slideshow}}
{{slideshow}}
Uses the same arguments as tabs, plus:
{{links separator="separator text to use" style="inline css style for the link" class="css class for the link" tagopen="html to prepend to the link - default is li" tagclose="close html" linkresource="true|false if true link to the entry's file or URL; If false link to the entry"}}
<ul> {A bulleted list with the links to the entry's file:{links}} </ul>
<ul> {If you wanted to make a vertical list do:{links linkresource="true"}} </ul>
{You can create a header with wiki text like:{links tagopen="<div>" tagclose="</div>"}}
<center> {{links separator=" | " tagopen=""}} </center>
{{search type="entry type" search.showform="true|false" search.showheader="true|false"}}
{{apply}}
{All of the arguments, including the entry argument are the same as described above but have the prefix "apply.". This way you can mix the arguments that control the apply function with the arguments that you are using for each entry. Say you have the following entries:{apply apply.entry="the entry to find the children of" apply.tag="some tag to apply to the entries" apply.layout="table, accordion or tabs" apply.columns="number of columns in table" apply.header="text to go before can contain macros ${name} ${url}" apply.footer="text to go after" apply.border="border width - defaults to 0" apply.bordercolor="border color" apply.includeicon="true|false" ... <arguments for the apply tag> }}
parent entry1 sub-entry1 sub-entry2 entry2 sub-entry3 sub-entry4If you used the apply tag:
{This applies the tag "links" to each main entry. It puts each result in a tab. This tag would make a 2 column table of maps with links to the entries show in the header.{apply apply.entry="parent" apply.layout="tabs" apply.tag="links" linkresource="true" }}
{{apply apply.layout="table" apply.columns="2" apply.tag="map" apply.border="1" apply.header="${url}" <any map arguments*gt; }}
{{import showTitle="false" output=" " }}
If you wanted to import the default content of an entry but don't show it's title do:
{So, if you wanted to show the calendar view of an entry you would do:{import entry=<some entry id> showTitle=false}}
{To find the correct output identifier just navigate to the page you want to include and look at the url for the output=... url argument and use that. :lheading Snippet A number of the layouts below (e.g,, table layout) will include a snippet of descriptive text from the entry that is being displayed. The snippet text is defined in the description of the entry with:{import output="calendar.calendar"}}
Some description here. <snippet>This is the snippet</snippet> More description


Bryn Brundage Hudson
Unafffiliated
Self employed, web design and virtual assistant for small businesses. A'Tuin Industries LLC, DBA Moonlight Business Solutions 2015-current Self employed, owner/operator, Gibraltar LLC, DBA Cafe de Paris, (name changed to DBA Eclectic Cafe) 2007-2014 (sold business)
Some collage, no degree. Took some political science classes. Working on computer programming classes currently.
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I vote for the politician I feel has the best policy, do not vote along party lines. Have not donated money to any political organization.
None
I have not joined in any of the political organizations in Colorado as I do not feel they represent me. But I would like to advocate for voters who are like me and are not represented by either political party. I feel all voters deserve a voice and I would like to know that those who do not feel that they are represented are heard.
I want to help make sure that there is no gerrymandering in the State of Colorado and all citizens have their voices heard. Every citizen has a right to fair and equal representation in government.
As a long time independent, I hold no no party above the other. I think that the people with the best ideas are the ones who should be elected. We should be allowed to vote for the Best of the Best, not the lesser of two evils. I feel that gerrymandering doesn't allow for true competition that would hopefully bring out the Best of the Best. I feel I would not be swayed by party affiliation. I truly feel that democracy is an amazing form of government, especially when it works. For it to work everyone must be allowed to take part. All voices must be heard. We don't always have to agree, but we don't have to fight. We can discuss and talk through our problems. I feel when one side takes advantage and doesn't allow for fair and equal access to government, then democracy has failed. I would really like to help democracy strive and grow strong again.
As a small business owner I had to deal with emergencies and problems on a daily basis. You really learn how to think on your feet when you own a Cafe. You also learn how to talk to and deal with people. I am detail oriented, have good communication skills, highly organized and very logic based. I like to collect as much information as I can from multiple sources before making an informed decision. I feel that having lots information from multiple sources is key to good decision making. Also I feel that getting information from many perspectives is very important.
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This scale consists of a series of words that describe different feelings and emotions. Reach each item and then mark the appropriate answer in the space below to that word. Indicate to what extent you feel this way right now, that is, at the present moment. Use the following scale to record your answers:
1 Very slightly or not at all 2 A little 3 Moderately 4 Quite a bit 5 Extremely
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What the papers say – November 22
Labour’s manifesto leads Friday’s papers
The opposition’s plans to change Britain if elected next month dominate the front pages at the end of the working week.
The Guardian says Labour has unveiled its “most radical manifesto for decades”, which the Daily Mirror says shows the party is “On your side”.
The i says Mr Corbyn has unveiled a “blueprint for power” in which he has vowed to “transform” the country, while The Times describes it as the opposition leader’s “dream spending plan”.
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It was “Water off a duke’s back” with the Duke of York “all smiles” before a planned trip to the Middle East, according to the front of Metro.
The Daily Telegraph reports the UK has started “bringing back” the British children of so-called Islamic State fighters.
The Independent continues its reporting on the “maternity scandal” at the NHS-run Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital Trust by saying that babies lives have been threatened “by focus on natural births”.
And a fan of Oasis singer Liam Gallagher has been left with injuries after a flare hit her and “destroyed my boobs” at a concert, according to the Daily Star.


| MATLAB File Help: prtClassKmeansPrototypes |
prtClassKmeansPrototypes K-means prototypes classifier CLASSIFIER = prtClassKmeansPrototypes returns a K-means prototypes classifier CLASSIFIER = prtClassKmeansPrototypes(PROPERTY1, VALUE1, ...) constructs a prtClassKmeansPrototypes object CLASSIFIER with properties as specified by PROPERTY/VALUE pairs. A prtClassKmeansPrototypes object inherits all properties from the abstract class prtClass. In addition is has the following properties: nClustersPerHypothesis - The number of clusters per hypothesis clusterCenters - The cluster centers (set during training) For information on the K-means prototype classifier algorithm, please refer to: Hastie, Tibshirani, Friedman, The Elements of Statistical Learning A prtClassKmeansPrototypes object inherits the TRAIN, RUN, CROSSVALIDATE and KFOLDS methods from prtAction. It also inherits the PLOT method from prtClass. Example: TestDataSet = prtDataGenMary; % Create some test and TrainingDataSet = prtDataGenMary; % training data classifier = prtClassKmeansPrototypes; % Create a classifier classifier = classifier.train(TrainingDataSet); % Train classified = run(classifier, TestDataSet); % Test [~, classes] = max(classified.getX,[],2); % Select the % classes percentCorr = prtScorePercentCorrect(classes,TestDataSet.getTargets); classifier.plot;
| Superclasses | prtClass |
| Sealed | false |
| Construct on load | false |
| prtClassKmeansPrototypes | Allow for string, value pairs |
| clusterCenters | The cluster centers |
| dataSet | The training prtDataSet, only stored if verboseStorage is true. |
| dataSetSummary | Structure that summarizes prtDataSet. |
| internalDecider | Optional prtDecider object for making decisions |
| isCrossValidateValid | True |
| isNativeMary | True |
| isSupervised | True |
| isTrained | Indicates if prtAction object has been trained. |
| nClustersPerHypothesis | Number of clusters per hypothesis |
| name | K-Means Prototypes |
| nameAbbreviation | K-MeansProto |
| showProgressBar | |
| twoClassParadigm | Whether the classifier retures one output (binary) or two outputs (m-ary) when there are only two unique class labels |
| userData | User specified data |
| verboseStorage | Specifies whether or not to store the training prtDataset. |
| crossValidate | Cross validate prtAction using prtDataSet and cross validation keys. | |
| get | get the object properties | |
| kfolds | Perform K-folds cross validation of prtAction | |
| optimize | Optimize action parameter by exhaustive function maximization. | |
| plot | Plot the output confidence of a prtClass object | |
| run | Run a prtAction object on a prtDataSet object. | |
| set | set the object properties | |
| train | Train a prtAction object using training a prtDataSet object. |


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MOTS Finder
Find non-star-shaped MOTSs
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The actual solver ndsolve() and the class NDSolver. More...
Classes | |
| class | NDSolver |
| Pseudospectral solver implemented as class. More... | |
Functions | |
| def | _noop_context (args, kwargs) |
| Dummy context used as placeholder. | |
| def | _ensure_contextmanager (obj, attr) |
| Create any missing context managers as dummy context managers. | |
| def | _ensure_attr (obj, attr, attr_value) |
| Set/create an attribute in case it does not exist. | |
| def | ndsolve (eq, basis, boundary_conditions=None, use_mp=False, dps=None, mat_solver='scipy.solve') |
| Numerically solve a linear differential equation. More... | |
The actual solver ndsolve() and the class NDSolver.
This is the main file of the pseudospectral solver containing the method(s) needed to solve equations. Most of the actual work is distributed over the basis base class bases.base._SpectralBasis and its derived classes like bases.cheby.ChebyBasis.
The pseudospectral method is described in detail in [1] and [2].
Examples
Solving the following equation on the interval
with boundary conditions
The exact solution is . The numerical solution can be obtained via:
References
[1] Boyd, J. P. "Chebyshev and Fourier Spectral Methods. Dover Publications Inc." New York (2001).
[2] Canuto, C., et al. "Spectral Methods: Fundamentals in Single Domains." Springer Verlag, 2006.
| def motsfinder.ndsolve.solver.ndsolve | ( | eq, | |
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Numerically solve a linear differential equation.
| eq | (array-like or callable) Defines the equation to solve. If an array-like is given, it must have two elements; the operator definition (LHS) and the inhomogeneity (RHS). The linear operator is defined by the coefficient functions of the different derivative orders, counted from low to high derivatives. If a callable is given, it will be called with the complete set of points to evaluate the operator and inhomogeneity at and it should return an array-like of resulting values for each derivative order and the inhomogeneity, in the same order as for the array-like argument. See examples below. |
| basis | The spectral basis to expand the solution into. This also defines the resolution and hence accuracy and speed of this call. |
| boundary_conditions | (condition or list of conditions, optional) Each condition should be a RobinCondition or a subclass like DirichletCondition or NeumannCondition. |
| use_mp | (boolean, optional) If True , evaluate the equation and all basis functions using mpmath arbitrary precision floating point operations. The full operator matrix will be computed with mpmath . Depending on the chosen mat_solver , each finished matrix row is immediately converted to floating point numbers in case a SciPy solver is specified. This significantly reduces memory footprint since storing a large mpmath matrix may become prohibitively expensive. Default is False . |
| dps | (int, optional) If use_mp==True , dps defines the number of decimal places to account for in arbitrary precision operations. The mp context is switched to this precision prior to evaluating the basis functions and the equation regardless of the value of use_mp . This has an effect on evaluation in case you forcibly use mpmath computations in the equation functions. Default is to use the current value of mp.dps . |
| mat_solver | (string, optional) Matrix solver method to use. Default is 'scipy.solve' , which is a fast solver with floating point accuracy. Currently implemented solvers are:
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f = solution.evaluator() y = f(2.5)
Examples
Solving the following equation on the interval
with boundary conditions
The exact solution is . The numerical solution can be obtained via:
sol = ndsolve( eq=((lambda x: -a*b**2*cos(b*x), lambda x: -a*b*sin(b*x), 1), 0), basis=ChebyBasis(domain=(0.5, 2), num=50), boundary_conditions=( DirichletCondition(x=0.5, value=exp(-a*cos(b/2))), DirichletCondition(x=2, value=exp(-a*cos(2*b))), ) )
An equation with the same boundary conditions and solution, but with an inhomogeneity is
The numerical solution is obtained via:


stream2py
Contents:
stream2py
stream2py.buffer_reader
stream2py.protocols
stream2py.simply
stream2py.source_reader
stream2py.sources
HTTP Response streaming reader with no external dependencies
stream2py.stream_buffer
stream2py.stream_source
stream2py.tests.test_buffer_reader
stream2py.tests.test_lock_sorted_deque
stream2py.tests.test_source_reader
stream2py.tests.test_stream_buffer
stream2py.tests.test_stream_source
stream2py.tests.test_util
stream2py.tests.utils_for_testing
stream2py.util
stream2py.utility.locked_sorted_deque
stream2py.utility.reader_writer_lock
stream2py.utility.sorted_collection
stream2py.utility.sorted_deque
stream2py.utility.typing_hints
stream2py
Index
Index
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B
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C
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D
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E
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F
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G
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L
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M
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A
append() (stream2py.utility.sorted_deque.SortedDeque method)
attach_reader() (stream2py.stream_buffer.StreamBuffer method)
B
buffer_read (stream2py.utility.reader_writer_lock.Reader attribute)
BufferReader (class in stream2py.buffer_reader)
C
close() (stream2py.source_reader.SourceReader method)
(stream2py.tests.utils_for_testing.RandomFloatSource method)
(stream2py.tests.utils_for_testing.SimpleSourceReader method)
(stream2py.tests.utils_for_testing.TenthSecondCounterSourceReader method)
(stream2py.tests.utils_for_testing.TenthSecondCounterStreamSource method)
ComparableType (class in stream2py.utility.typing_hints)
configure_buffer() (stream2py.stream_source.StreamSource method)
ContextualizeCall (class in stream2py.util)
count() (stream2py.utility.sorted_collection.SortedCollection method)
(stream2py.utility.sorted_deque.SortedDeque method)
D
defaulted_values() (in module stream2py.stream_source)
drop() (stream2py.stream_buffer.StreamBuffer method)
(stream2py.utility.sorted_deque.SortedDeque method)
E
EnterFunctionValidation
entry_time (stream2py.utility.reader_writer_lock.Reader attribute)
(stream2py.utility.reader_writer_lock.Writer attribute)
exit_time (stream2py.utility.reader_writer_lock.Reader attribute)
(stream2py.utility.reader_writer_lock.Writer attribute)
ExitFunctionValidation
F
find() (stream2py.utility.sorted_collection.SortedCollection method)
find_ge() (stream2py.utility.sorted_collection.SortedCollection method)
find_gt() (stream2py.utility.sorted_collection.SortedCollection method)
find_last_gt() (stream2py.utility.sorted_deque.SortedDeque method)
find_le() (stream2py.utility.sorted_collection.SortedCollection method)
find_lt() (stream2py.utility.sorted_collection.SortedCollection method)
G
get_timestamp() (stream2py.source_reader.SourceReader class method)
(stream2py.stream_source.StreamSource class method)
I
index() (stream2py.utility.sorted_collection.SortedCollection method)
(stream2py.utility.sorted_deque.SortedDeque method)
info() (stream2py.source_reader.SourceReader property)
(stream2py.tests.utils_for_testing.RandomFloatSource property)
(stream2py.tests.utils_for_testing.SimpleSourceReader property)
(stream2py.tests.utils_for_testing.TenthSecondCounterSourceReader property)
insert() (stream2py.utility.sorted_collection.SortedCollection method)
insert_right() (stream2py.utility.sorted_collection.SortedCollection method)
is_decreasing() (in module stream2py.tests.utils_for_testing)
is_increasing() (in module stream2py.tests.utils_for_testing)
is_monotonic() (in module stream2py.tests.utils_for_testing)
is_non_decreasing() (in module stream2py.tests.utils_for_testing)
is_non_increasing() (in module stream2py.tests.utils_for_testing)
is_running() (stream2py.stream_buffer.StreamBuffer property)
is_same_buffer() (stream2py.buffer_reader.BufferReader method)
is_stopped() (stream2py.buffer_reader.BufferReader property)
is_valid() (stream2py.util.EnterFunctionValidation static method)
(stream2py.util.ExitFunctionValidation static method)
(stream2py.util.TypeValidationError static method)
K
key() (stream2py.source_reader.SourceReader method)
(stream2py.tests.utils_for_testing.RandomFloatSource method)
(stream2py.tests.utils_for_testing.SimpleSourceReader method)
(stream2py.utility.sorted_collection.SortedCollection property)
L
last_item() (stream2py.buffer_reader.BufferReader property)
last_key() (stream2py.buffer_reader.BufferReader property)
M
maxlen() (stream2py.utility.sorted_deque.SortedDeque property)
mk_reader() (stream2py.stream_buffer.StreamBuffer method)
mk_stream_buffer() (in module stream2py.simply)
module
stream2py
stream2py.buffer_reader
stream2py.protocols
stream2py.simply
stream2py.source_reader
stream2py.sources
stream2py.sources.http
stream2py.stream_buffer
stream2py.stream_source
stream2py.tests.test_buffer_reader
stream2py.tests.test_lock_sorted_deque
stream2py.tests.test_source_reader
stream2py.tests.test_stream_buffer
stream2py.tests.test_stream_source
stream2py.tests.test_util
stream2py.tests.utils_for_testing
stream2py.util
stream2py.utility.locked_sorted_deque
stream2py.utility.reader_writer_lock
stream2py.utility.sorted_collection
stream2py.utility.sorted_deque
stream2py.utility.typing_hints
O
open() (stream2py.source_reader.SourceReader method)
(stream2py.tests.utils_for_testing.RandomFloatSource method)
(stream2py.tests.utils_for_testing.SimpleSourceReader method)
(stream2py.tests.utils_for_testing.TenthSecondCounterSourceReader method)
(stream2py.tests.utils_for_testing.TenthSecondCounterStreamSource method)
open_reader() (stream2py.stream_source.StreamSource method)
P
pairwise() (in module stream2py.tests.utils_for_testing)
R
RandomFloatSource (class in stream2py.tests.utils_for_testing)
range() (stream2py.buffer_reader.BufferReader method)
(stream2py.utility.sorted_deque.SortedDeque method)
range_by_index() (stream2py.utility.sorted_deque.SortedDeque method)
read() (stream2py.buffer_reader.BufferReader method)
Reader (class in stream2py.utility.reader_writer_lock)
remove() (stream2py.utility.sorted_collection.SortedCollection method)
run() (stream2py.utility.reader_writer_lock.Reader method)
(stream2py.utility.reader_writer_lock.Writer method)
RWLock (class in stream2py.utility.reader_writer_lock)
RWLockSortedDeque (class in stream2py.utility.locked_sorted_deque)
RWLockTestCase (class in stream2py.utility.reader_writer_lock)
S
set_sleep_time_on_iter_none() (stream2py.buffer_reader.BufferReader method)
(stream2py.source_reader.SourceReader method)
(stream2py.stream_source.StreamSource method)
SimpleSourceReader (class in stream2py.tests.utils_for_testing)
sleep_time_on_read_none_s() (stream2py.source_reader.SourceReader property)
(stream2py.stream_source.StreamSource property)
SortedCollection (class in stream2py.utility.sorted_collection)
SortedDeque (class in stream2py.utility.sorted_deque)
Source (class in stream2py.protocols)
source_reader_info() (stream2py.buffer_reader.BufferReader property)
(stream2py.stream_buffer.StreamBuffer property)
SourceReader (class in stream2py.source_reader)
start() (stream2py.stream_buffer.StreamBuffer method)
stop() (stream2py.stream_buffer.StreamBuffer method)
stream2py
module
stream2py.buffer_reader
module
stream2py.protocols
module
stream2py.simply
module
stream2py.source_reader
module
stream2py.sources
module
stream2py.sources.http
module
stream2py.stream_buffer
module
stream2py.stream_source
module
stream2py.tests.test_buffer_reader
module
stream2py.tests.test_lock_sorted_deque
module
stream2py.tests.test_source_reader
module
stream2py.tests.test_stream_buffer
module
stream2py.tests.test_stream_source
module
stream2py.tests.test_util
module
stream2py.tests.utils_for_testing
module
stream2py.util
module
stream2py.utility.locked_sorted_deque
module
stream2py.utility.reader_writer_lock
module
stream2py.utility.sorted_collection
module
stream2py.utility.sorted_deque
module
stream2py.utility.typing_hints
module
StreamBuffer (class in stream2py.stream_buffer)
StreamHasNotBeenStarted
StreamSource (class in stream2py.stream_source)
T
tail() (stream2py.buffer_reader.BufferReader method)
TenthSecondCounterSourceReader (class in stream2py.tests.utils_for_testing)
TenthSecondCounterStreamSource (class in stream2py.tests.utils_for_testing)
test_contextualize_with_instance() (in module stream2py.tests.test_util)
test_inject_buffer_reader() (in module stream2py.tests.test_buffer_reader)
test_test_objects() (in module stream2py.tests.test_util)
to_jdict() (stream2py.utility.sorted_deque.SortedDeque method)
TypeValidationError
W
Writer (class in stream2py.utility.reader_writer_lock)


module TestResult:sig
..end
type 'a
counter_ex = {
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instance : |
(* |
The counter-example(s)
| *) |
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shrink_steps : |
(* |
How many shrinking steps for this counterex
| *) |
type'a
failed_state ='a counter_ex list
type 'a
state =
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Success |
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Failed of |
(* |
Failed instances
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Error of |
(* |
Error, and instance that triggered it
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If the revision checked out has a git tag associated with it, the tag name
will be exported during the build as GIT_TAG_NAME.
If a message was specified when creating the tag, then that message will be
exported during the build as the GIT_TAG_MESSAGE
environment variable.
If no tag message was specified, the commit message will be used.
If you ticked the Use most recent tag option, and the revision checked out has
no git tag associated with it, the parent commits will be searched for a git tag,
and the rules stated above will apply to the first parent commit with a git tag.
If the revision has more than one tag associated with it, only the most recent
tag will be taken into account, unless the refspec contains
"refs/tags/" — i.e. builds are only triggered when certain tag names or
patterns are matched — in which case the exact tag name that triggered
the build will be used, even if it's not the most recent tag for this commit.
For this reason, if you're not using a tag-specific refspec but you
are using the "Create a tag for every build" behaviour, you should
make sure that the build-tagging behaviour is configured to run after
this "export git tag message" behaviour.
Tag and commit messages which span multiple lines are no problem, though only
the first 10000 lines of a tag's message will be exported.


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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.
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Contact details:
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About the service
This document describes the boundaries of the Private Cloud service, along with the responsibilities of both you and UKCloud to facilitate the installation and ongoing use of the service.
Our Private Cloud service is a single‑tenant (private cloud) compute and storage infrastructure hosted in either one of our data centres, to gain the benefits of our Assured and Elevated cloud platforms, or in your Crown Hosting Data Centre (CHDC).
This service is aimed at customers who require the perceived benefit of owning their own infrastructure.
We can provide Private Cloud on an all-inclusive basis, or alternatively we can supply the environment specification for you to procure your own hardware, which we'll install and maintain on your behalf.
Capturing your requirements
Before you finalise your order, your assigned Cloud Architect will finalise capture of:
Your end-to-end solution, including:
Backup and connectivity needs for Private Cloud
Standard multi-cloud platform needs
A forecast of your growth to right-size your infrastructure
Your requirements for either an All-Inclusive, UKCloud hosted, or Crown Hosting Data Centre (CHDC) hosted solution
Designing your solution
Your assigned Cloud Architect will design your solution based on your needs and you will be expected to confirm that the design meets your requirements.
This will include:
Protective monitoring
Check / ITSHC testing
99.99% service level agreement (SLA)
When you have accepted the design and provided a purchase order, we'll start to plan the installation, including allocating space in our data centres if applicable.
Design options
Your compute solution can be:
Based on VMware, OpenStack, Azure Stack Hub or Oracle
Located in either or both of our two sites - Farnborough and Corsham, or in a CHDC
In either our Assured OFFICIAL or Elevated OFFICIAL security domain
Connected via the internet, HybridConnect, Janet, HSCN, PSN, MCN or Secure Remote Access
Upfront deployment charges
You will be charged an upfront design and deployment fee before hardware is procured and installation is scheduled. See the UKCloud Pricing Guide for more information.
Installation
Your assigned project manager will coordinate the build activities and ensure end-to-end testing of your service.
During the installation, we'll integrate your cloud into our platform so that we can maintain your service once it has gone live.
Your service will be handed over to you when your project manager can confirm that the testing has proved successful and that you can provision VMs in your environment.
At this time, your service will be considered live and monthly billing will commence.
Maintaining your environment
We'll monitor the end-to-end solution for alarms, including your hardware issues and failures.
We'll perform routine maintenance and diagnostics and will liaise with your hardware maintenance provider where necessary.
If necessary, we'll coordinate the swapping out of any failed hardware and notify you of any service-affecting maintenance through our change control and notification procedures.
As your service needs grow, we'll work with you to coordinate the installation of any additional hardware and network requirements.
Your responsibilities
Your All-Inclusive responsibilities
Providing an initial forecast of your needs and regularly updating us to cover the minimum term, enabling us to provision your requirements when needed
Managing the performance of your workload by right-sizing your VMs and their usage
Raising Service Requests through the My Calls section of the UKCloud Portal when you need configurations implemented
Raising incident tickets if you experience any issues with your service
Giving us time to plan the installation of any additional hardware
Your UKCloud Hosted responsibilities
As per All-Inclusive plus:
Reviewing and agreeing to our recommended / suggested hardware design
Purchasing the hardware and network infrastructure based on an agreed specification
Arranging a service and maintenance contract for your hardware and authorising UKCloud as an authorised contact
Managing the performance of your workload and assigning UKCloud as an authorised contact
Agreeing with us on how to deal with hardware failures and associated removal and/or disposal
Perform capacity planning and working with us to plan and implement upgrades
Your CHDC Hosted responsibilities
As per All-Inclusive plus:
Arranging for CHDC capacity (such as power, space and floor strength) for your hardware
Reviewing and agreeing to our recommended / suggested hardware design
Purchasing the hardware and network infrastructure based on an agreed specification
Authorising UKCloud engineers to access your CHDC environment to install and support your infrastructure, for example your whitelist
Arranging a service and maintenance contract for your hardware and authorising UKCloud engineers to contact your suppliers
Arranging for connectivity between the CHDC and the UKCloud platform in line with UKCloud specifications
Agreeing with us on how to deal with hardware failures and associated removal and/or disposal
Performing capacity planning and working with us to plan upgrades
Supplying us with all network switches and cabling to connect to your environment based on our specification - or we can source these for you
Important CHDC considerations
You need to ensure that UKCloud control the physical access to the hardware in your CHDC environment. You must raise a Service Request via the My Calls section of the UKCloud Portal for anyone else requiring access to the hardware, with full details of the activities they wish to carry out. These requests are subject to our approval. This is to ensure that there is no disruption to your service.
We cannot be responsible for any service affecting issues resulting from non-escorted access.
Our responsibilities
Our All-Inclusive responsibilities
Working with you to design a solution that meets your needs
Ensuring the solution is installed, tested and ready for service before handing over to you
Monitoring your infrastructure and running diagnostics
Fixing any issues that arise in your infrastructure
Applying software patches and upgrades for you
Providing you with UKCloud Portal access so that you can spin up VMs
Providing you with visibility of capacity utilisation to ensure capacity planning can be effectively performed
Your assigned Service Delivery Manager (SDM) will attend any required service reviews and project progress calls that you need
Notifying you of any maintenance windows and agreeing a suitable time to implement
Our UKCloud Hosted and CHDC Hosted responsibilities
Working with you to design a solution that meets your needs
Supplying you with a bill of materials required for your infrastructure
Installing your infrastructure and carrying out successful testing before handing over to you
Monitoring your environment and running diagnostics
Fixing any issues that arise in your environment
Applying software patches and upgrades for you
Providing you with visibility of capacity utilisation to ensure capacity planning can be effectively performed
Managing any additional hardware installation
Attending any required service reviews and project progress calls that you need
Notifying you of any maintenance windows and agreeing a suitable time to implement
Environmental monitoring - for example power, temperature, humidity
Monitoring power distribution in CHDC - for example PDU
What we are not responsible for
We will not provide you with access to any management applications that we use to run and maintain your environment.
SLA excludes:
Deletion or modification of VM made by you
Any access provided by you to your user base that takes the compute system beyond its recommended performance and connectivity thresholds
Faults within external connectivity providers (for example internet, PSN, Janet or HSCN) and components co-located at UKCloud
Any connectivity between data centres that is out of our control
Any loss of connectivity or data including data corruption as a result of you or your suppliers installing new or additional capacity to the compute system
Any platform outages causing disruption to power and cooling
Any outages or disruption caused by non UKCloud escorted visits to your CHDC environment
To progress further
Contact your SDM to request more information or to place an order.
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PSSC EXAMINATIONS 1998
COMPUTER STUDIES
SECTION A
1. Which feature applies to a Personal Computer?
A. It can operate only when connected to a network of computers.
B. It can operate only when connected to a mainframe computer.
C. It can operate fully by itself
D. It can operate only when connected to a printer.
2. Which of the following can be both an input and an output device on a computer?
A. A dot matrix printer
B. A floppy disk drive
C. A visual display unit
D. A microprocessor
3. UPS stands for
A. Unilateral Phase System.
B. Uninterruptible Power Supply.
C. Ultimate Power Source.
D. Undivided Program Selection.
4 One common application used on a computer is a
A. word processor.
B. printer.
C. floppy disk.
D. boot ROM.
5.
Files on a floppy disk will NOT be permanently damaged byA. placing the disk near a magnet.
B. letting the disk get hot by leaving it in direct sunlight.
C. touching the storage medium with fingers.
6. Which of the following sentences best describes the meaning of copyrighted?
A. The buyer has the right to make as many copies as they wish.
B. The buyer has the right to copy the software but must acknowledge the publisher as owning the copyright.
C. The buyer does not have the right to make copies of the software.
D. The publisher does not have the right to copy the software.
7. Many software publishers require codes to be entered into a computer before their software will work. These codes are to prevent piracy. Piracy includes
A. copying software so others can use it on their computer.
B. giving away the original disks.
C. selling the original disks.
D. making an authorised backup in case the original disks fail.
9. Which directory structure shows the document MOTHER.DOC saved in the LETTERS directory on the A: drive?
A. MOTHER.DOC\LETTERS\A:
B. A:\LETTERS\MOTHER.DOC
C. LETTERS\A:\MOTHER.DOC
D. A:\MOTHER.DOC\LE1TERS
10. Boot instructions are often held in Read Only Memory (ROM). One advantage of ROM is that
A. it can be easily replaced.
B. it cannot be accidentally overwritten.
C. it can be easily altered using the operating system.
D. it cannot be damaged by power surges.
11. Many wordprocessors have a wysiwyg display. Wysiwyg stands for
A. what you see is what you get.
B. write your sentence in when you go.
C. what you send is what you get.
D. when you save it waits yet goes.
12
$15.99
$234.95
$125690
$1506.94
The above three amounts of money and their total are written into a document. They have been aligned using what wordprocessing feature?
A. Formatting the lines for "currency"
B. A left aligned tab has been inserted
C. All figures have been centred
D. A decimal tab has been inserted
13. A spreadsheet is a computer application that lets you
A. process text.
B. do repeated calculations.
C. select information using a criterion.
0. draw pictures.
14. It is important that data in a spreadsheet is accurate. The first data integrity practice that anyone should use is
A. check that the data have been entered correctly.
B. check all the sums in the spreadsheet by using a calculator.
C. check that all the calculations have been entered correctly.
D. check that all columns are aligned to the left.
15. You have a spreadsheet file open on your computer. You need to make a copy of the file onto the same disk. One way you could do this without quitting from the spreadsheet is to
A. print the spreadsheet.
B. use the SAVE command.
C. use the SAVE AS command.
0. close the file.
16. A certain spreadsheet is used to calculate logarithms. The answers are required to an accuracy of 6 decimal places. Which formatting feature will ensure all answers have 6 decimal places?
A. Percent
B. Alignment
C. Column width
D. Fixed
17. A database is a computer application that lets you
A. process text.
B. do repeated calculations.
C. select information using, a criterion.
D. draw pictures.
18. The best example of a database is
A. a telephone directory.
B. a picture.
C. a letter to a friend.
D. a calculation of interest payments.
19. Information in a database is valuable. It needs to be protected. One way of effectively protecting the data is to
A. store the data file in a long path with many subdirectories.
B. send all reports to the printer.
C. tell all those using the database NOT to delete records.
D. use passwords which only authorised users know.
20. Here is one entry in a teacherís record book. It relates to one student in one of his classes. All other entries are similar.
Simone Brone 6T AVA 45 44 19 12
The teacher wishes to construct a database to use instead of his record book. How many fields should be in the database for this class?
A. 6
B. 7
C. 8
D. 9
SECTION B
QUESTION 1
(c) Suppose you turn on a computer. You hear the hard drive booting. After a minute the drive finishes booting but nothing appears on the screen in front of you.
(i) List one fault that could cause this to happen.
(1 mark)
(ii) Describe how you would fix this fault.
(1 mark)
(d) After getting the computer to work properly you start to use it. Suddenly it stops working. You cannot get it to work again, even after rebooting. When you take it to get repaired you learn that the computer was damaged by a voltage spike.
(i) Give one cause of spikes.
(1 mark)
(ii) You get the computer fixed. What can you do to stop damage from future spikes?
(1 mark)
(e) Inside any computer is an Operating System. Describe the purpose of the Operating System.
(2 marks)
Give the name of one Operating System available for personal computers.
(1 mark)
(g) One commonly used Operating System function lets users copy files. Write down two other operating system functions.
1.
2.
(2 marks)
(Ii) While using the Operating System to copy a file onto a floppy disk an error message appears. The disk is NOT write protected. This message indicates that the task cannot be performed. Give one possible reason why this error message occurred.
(1 mark)
(i) You need to create a floppy disk with which you can boot the computer. You have an unformatted floppy disk. Write down the process you go through to create such a boot disk.
(2 marks)
QUESTION 2
Here is an advertisement for a computer that appeared in the New Zealand herald recently.
(a) (i) What does RAM stand for?(1 mark)
(ii) Describe the purpose of RAM in a computer.
(1 mark)
(iii) Explain why data in RAM is lost if the power supply fails.
(1 mark)
What device in the computer does the line 1.2GB HDD refer to?
(1 mark)
Describe
the purpose of having a HDD in a computer.(1 mark)
(b) (I)
(ii)
(iii) Explain why data held by a HOD is not lost if the power supply fails.
(1 mark)
(c) The CPU processes data using binary operations.
(i) What does binary mean?
(1 mark)
(ii) What is the name given to one binary digit?
(1 mark)
(iii) Explain how a binary digit and a byte are related.
(1
mark)(ii) What type of application did they use to assemble the completed article?
(1 mark)
(iii) After the students have this article completed they try to print it. They get an error message from the printer and the article does not print. Give one possible cause of the error.
(1
mark)(iv) After fixing the printer error the students find that the paper keeps jamming in the paper feed mechanism. The paper has been stored in an ordinary classroom over summer.
1. What climatic condition is causing the jamming problem?
(1 mark)
2. What can the students do to overcome this problem?
(1 mark)
(e) A business in Fiji has offered to print the newspaper at no cost. However the business insists that the finished document must be sent directly to their printerís computer (i.e. it is NOT to be sent on paper.) Explain how South Pacific High School could do this, and name both the hardware item and software application needed.
(2 marks)
QUESTION 3
Here is a poem that has been written using a wordprocessor.
Computers
Computers are pecu1iar creatures,
They eat your time but donít use dentures.
You have to feed them through a cable
And dump their waste if you are able.
Like a pet they prove expensive
And make most owners apprehensive.
(a) (i) The poem is written in a font called Tempus sans ITC. How can you tell the title is written in the same font?
(1 mark)
(ii) The poem is written in a Font Size of 12. Is the title a bigger or smaller Font Size?
(1 mark)
(iii) Tempos sans ITC
is a proportional font. What does this mean?(1 mark)
(b) (i) Describe the format of the
title of the poem.(1 mark)
(ii) Name the format of the word apprehensive
in the poem.(1 mark)
(c) The poem does not use wordwrapping. What has the author done to prevent wordwrapping from occurring?
(1 mark)
(d) The above poem is just one example of a document. Describe two advantages of using a wordprocessor to create such a document.
(2 marks)
(e) Some documents are very long and take many hours of work to create. An author creating a book does not want to lose all her hard work if a fault develops. Describe two things the author can do to keep her work safe.
(2 marks)
(f) Read this cartoon, then answer the question following.
(I) What is a computer virus?
(1
mark)(ii) Describe one way in which computer viruses are spread.
(1 mark)
(iii) Describe one way you can protect a computer against viruses.
(1 mark)
(g) (i) What is a computer program?
(1 mark)
(ii) Name two programming languages.
(2 marks)
QUESTION 4
The Blue Seas Credit Union pays 5% interest per annum on 3 year term deposits. It pays the interest on January 1St of each year. Julie has $100.00 deposited. She earns $5.00 interest. The Blue Seas Credit Union uses a spreadsheet to calculate Julieís account. When viewed on the screen it looks like this:
(a) Give the name of a spreadsheet application that Blue Seas could use.
(1 mark)
(b) Two different types of entry are used in cells A3 and B3. What data type is held in each of these cells? cellA3
cell B3
(2 marks)
(c) (i) The figure $5.00 appears in cell C3. However this is not what the Credit Union enters into this
(1 mark)
(ii) Write a suitable entry for cell D3.
(1 mark)
(d) ln one yearís time Julieís account will be updated again. This is done by copying and pasting cell
C3 to E3 and cell D3 to F3. What will the cell entries E3 and F3 be? Your answers must be consistent with your answers for C3 and D3 in the previous question.cell E3
cell F3
(2
Blue Seas Credit union is an expanding business. It decides to keep all of its Three Year Term Deposit accounts on one spreadsheet. Here is the new spreadsheet.
(e) Explain why this new layout will improve operations at Blue Seas as the number of Account Holders increases.
(f) (i) Using only cell references, what formula should be entered into cell C3? (Use the spreadsheet shown above. Do not include other data.)
(1 mark)
(ii) What function should be entered into cell B8?
(1 mark)
(g) Viliamiís interest is $ 12.3655. What number actually appears in cell
CS?(1 mark)
(h) What formatting feature has been applied to cells A2 to Al 1?
(1 mark)
(i) The Blue Seas Credit Union wants to make a pie chart. This is to show what proportion each customer has of the total deposits held. Describe the steps needed to create such a pie chart using the information in the spreadsheet on page 16.
(2 marks)
(j) Blue Seas wants to know what will happen to its business if interest rates increase to
6.5%. Describe what they must do to apply a suitable "what ifí to their spreadsheet.(1 mark)
(k) The spreadsheet on page 16 is printed. What page orientation is most suitable for printing wide spreadsheets?
(1 mark)
QUESTION 5
The following information is about students at South Pacific High School. The information is held in the schoolís database. The information indicates the subjects taken by certain students. It also shows their date of birth, and the fees they have paid.
(a) (i) List the six items in the field containing the entry 2.5.81
(1 mark)
(ii) List the six items in the record containing the entry 2.5.81
(1 mark)
(iii) What type of field is the DOB field?
(1 mark)
(iv) Based on the data displayed above, what is the smallest possible size that the PUPIL field can be?
(1 mark)
(b) Class rolls for OPTION 1 are made by sorting the OPTION I field. An ascending sort is applied to OPTION 1. Write down what the PUPIL and OPTION I fields will look like after this sort.
PUPIL OPTION1
(2
marks)(c) The Principal wants to know who is doing History in OPTION3. She also wishes to know their Date of Birth. She wants to rank this class by age from the oldest student to the youngest one. Describe the steps she must take to apply a query which creates a report containing only the required data. (Note: A general description only is required. You are not expected to list the commands of any particular software package.)
(3
marks)(d) The next day the Principal needs to know the names of all those studying Computers in OPTION2, as well as those students who have paid more than $42.00 in fees. She applies a suitable logical OR query to the database. List only the names of those students selected by the query.
PUPIL
(2 marks)
(e) (i) The Principal then wishes to list only the girls in the school but there is no such information
in the database. Describe how the database should be changed to include this information.
(1 mark)
(ii) Lisiate is a boy. Write down what his record looks like after the changes are made.
(1 mark)
(f) Using a computerised database has advantages over other non-computerised filing systems. Describe three of these advantages.
(3
marks)