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The best way to learn about children's literature is to teach children's literature. Given we do not have an elementary classroom we will do the next best thing and teach each other about the wonderful possibilities stories bring to the classroom.
I will model this week with the poetry module. I will also provide easy to use templates for each group.
Each group must:
I will be posting the templates and the groups on Monday
You have now chosen to be in a biook club or a writers' guild. If you are in a book club you must choose three more genres by the end of the semester. Reasd the stories and get together to talk about what you read.
If you are in a writers' guild choose three more genres. Choose a story as a mentor text and write your own short story version. Of the four pieces you workshop, choose one for final revision and publishing.
In this module we will examine the power poetry as a tool to paint wiht words.
Through reading, writing , and particapting as a class we will explore these questions.
CCSSPoetry Is Like Directions for Your Imagination
Greg McVerrySupporting Phonics Instruction with Children’s Literature and Writing
LinabergerPoetry Top 10 A Foolproof Formula for Teaching Poetry
Complete the readings.
Annotate one of the readings. Bonus points if you use nothing but poetry (Heads up bonus points have no value).
Using details from BOTH readings explain how someone could use poetry to build imagination in the written work of students.
Book Clubs: you may choose poetry as one of your three remainign genres
Writing Guilds: you may choose poetry as one of your three remaining genres


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Want to be a hero parent to your kids? Get tickets to this show next year in Fresno
by Joshua TeheeHere’s a piece of concert news for the kids.
Nickelodeon star and YouTube personality JoJo Siwa is coming to the Save Mart Center in Fresno next year. The 16-year-old pop singer performs March 24 on one of 50 dates just added to her D.R.E.A.M. tour.
It plays the Golden One Center in Sacramento the following night.
Tickets run $39.50 to $69.50 and go on sale at noon Nov. 22 at the arena box office or at www.ticketmaster.com.
For JoJo Siwa fans (known as Siwanatorz), a pre-sale starts at noon Monday. An American Express preesale follows Tuesday. You can see all ticket options at JoJoDreamTour.com.
If you don’t know the name, it’s OK. It means, you’re not 7, or the parent of a 7-year-old.
But over the past four years, Siwa has created what Rolling Stone and others are calling a glitter-covered empire. Her aesthetic is shockingly bright and cheery. She gained national attention on the reality TV show “Dance Moms” and through two YouTube channels.
In 2017, she signed with Nickelodeon. She will perform two nights at the network’s Slimefest at the Forum in Los Angeles in March just before coming to Fresno.
For those who can’t wait to see Siwa live, Nickelodeon is premiering JoJo’s D.R.E.A.M. concert at 8 p.m. Nov. 22. The special will feature performances from the tour, plus fan interviews and Siwa talking about the inspiration behind some of her favorite songs.
Nickelodeon’s JoJo Siwa D.R.E.A.M. The Tour 2020 dates
- March 11 — Colorado Springs, CO The Broadmoor World Arena
- March 13 — Lubbock, TX United Supermarkets Arena
- March 14 — Las Cruces, NM Pan American Center
- March 15 — Glendale, AZ Gila River Arena
- March 17 — Bakersfield, CA Mechanics Bank Arena
- March 21 — Inglewood, CA Nickelodeon’s SlimeFest (The Forum)
- March 22 — Inglewood, CA Nickelodeon’s SlimeFest (The Forum)
- March 24 —Fresno, CA Save Mart Center
- March 25 —Sacramento, CA Golden 1 Center
- March 27 — Salt Lake City, UT Vivint Smart Home Arena
- March 28 — Boise, ID ExtraMile Arena
- March 29 —Spokane, WA Spokane Arena
- March 31 — Yakima, WA Yakima Valley SunDome
- April 3 — Edmonton, AB Rogers Place
- April 5 — Calgary, AB Scotiabank Saddledome
- April 6 — Saskatoon, SK SaskTel Centre
- April 8 — Winnipeg, MB Bell MTS Place
- April 10 — Grand Forks, ND Ralph Engelstad Arena
- April 11 — Minneapolis, MN Target Center
- April 14 — Rosemont, IL Allstate Arena
- April 15 — Green Bay, WI Resch Center
- April 17 — Moline, IL TaxSlayer Center
- April 18 — Springfield, MO JQH Arena
- April 19 — Champaign, IL State Farm Center
- April 21 — Madison, WI Kohl Center
- April 23 — Ft Wayne, IN Allen County War Memorial Coliseum
- April 25 — Evansville, IN Ford Center
- April 26 — Lexington, KY Rupp Arena
- April 27 — Cleveland, OH Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse
- April 30 — Hamilton, ON FirstOntario Centre
- May 1 — Ottawa, ON Canadian Tire Centre
- May 3 — Syracuse, NY The Oncenter War Memorial Arena
- May 5 — Portland, ME Cross Insurance Arena
- May 6 — Manchester, NH SNHU Arena
- May 8 — Washington DC Capital One Arena
- May 9 — Trenton, NJ CURE Insurance Arena
- May 12 — New York, NY Madison Square Garden
- May 15 — Hershey, PA GIANT Center
- May 16 — Norfolk, VA Chartway Arena
- May 17 — Charlotte, NC Spectrum Center
- May 19 — Raleigh, NC PNC Arena
- May 20 — Columbia, SC Colonial Life Arena
- May 22 — Tampa, FL Amalie Arena
- May 23 — Miami, FL AmericanAirlines Arena
- May 27 — Estero, FL Hertz Arena
- May 28 — Jacksonville, FL Vystar Veterans Memorial Arena
- May 29 — Pensacola, FL Pensacola Bay Center
- May 31 — Houston, TX Toyota Center
- June 2 — New Orleans, LA Smoothie King Center
- June 3 — Bossier City, LA CenturyLink Center
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GSF supports language embedding - supporting nested languages, like JavaScript and CSS support inside HTML files, Ruby support (and JavaScript and CSS support) inside ERb/RHTML files, and so on.
At the lexical level, the Lexer API already supports embedding; you can nest languages to an arbitrarily deep level. GSF adds this to other features based on parsing. This is achieved through two mechanisms:
Say you have this source RHTML file.

    Hello  <input type="submit" onclick="f()"/>In GSF, you will involve several source models here. It will create a separate "virtual source" for each of these languages: CSS, JavaScript, Ruby.
The JavaScript virtual source (which is passed to the JavaScript parser) looks something like this:
__netbeans_import__('javascripts/effects.js'); var x = __UNDEFINED__; function f() { alert(x.toString()); } ;function(){ f() }The virtual source translator from RHTML to JavaScript replaced the server call <% foo %> with __UNDEFINED, and the onclick handlers have been translated into anonymous functions (such that writing "return this" etc. in an event handler makes sense from an ast perspective, you can only return inside functions).
Similarly, the Ruby embedding model (RHTML to Ruby) will create this:
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    Hello  <input type="submit" onclick="f()"/> '; endIn both cases, some of the code is coming from the original source, some is generated (e.g. the class
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These blocks of code are maintained by each embedding model, which has a set of code blocks with corresponding offsets in the generated source and in the original source. You get a map like this:
codeBlocks= CodeBlockData[ RHTML(0,0)="", RUBY(0,31)="class ActionView::Base _buf='';"], CodeBlockData[ RHTML(0,130)="
      Hello  <input type="submit" onclick="f()"/> ", RUBY(181,319)=";_buf << ';</script> Hello  <input type="submit" onclick="f()"/> '; "]
In GSF, a virtual source translator can return a collection of models which is used when you don't create a single "synthesized" model like we do here - e.g. the multiple


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Reporting issues
We only accept issues that are icon requests, bug reports, or feature requests. Bugs must be isolated and reproducible problems that we can fix within the Font Awesome core. Please read the following guidelines to ensure you are the paragon of bug reporting.
- Search for existing issues. We get a lot of duplicate issues, and you'd help us out a lot by first checking if someone else has reported the same issue. Moreover, the issue may have already been resolved with a fix available.
- Create an isolated and reproducible test case. Be sure the problem exists in Font Awesome's code with a reduced test case that should be included in each bug report.
- Include a live example. Make use of jsFiddle, jsBin, or Codepen to share your isolated test cases.
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As of v3.2.0, Font Awesome's CSS, LESS, SCSS, and documentation are all powered by Jekyll templates and built before each commit and release.
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Furious Labour Party complains to Ofcom over Sky News' General Election branding
The party told the broadcasting watchdog that the description "gives undue and unfair weight to the Conservative Party's political agenda", pointing out that the Tories are using Brexit in their campaign slogan
by James Rodger, https://www.facebook.com/jamesrodgerjournalistLabour has complained to Ofcom about Sky News branding its coverage of December's poll "The Brexit Election".
The party told the broadcasting watchdog that the description "gives undue and unfair weight to the Conservative Party's political agenda", pointing out that the Tories are using Brexit in their campaign slogan.
Labour said the news channel's branding "represents unnecessary and slanted editorialising".
In the complaint, the party wrote: "We are requesting that Ofcom investigates Sky News for its corporate branding of the General Election as 'The Brexit Election'.
"We believe it gives undue and unfair weight to the Conservative Party's political agenda because it frames the election in terms chosen by Boris Johnson and the Conservative Party, which is using Brexit in its campaign slogan.
"It is also, of course, the name being used by one of the political parties contesting seats in the election, which is seeking to form an electoral alliance with the Conservatives.
"If Sky had chosen the entirely reasonable branding of The Change Election, that could be argued to favour the Labour Party, which is using 'It's Time For Real Change'.
"We do not believe Sky is complying with the special impartiality requirements that must be applied during elections - with particular reference to sections 319(2)(c) and 320 of the Communications Act 2003.
"We believe this corporate branding represents unnecessary and slanted editorialising by Sky. It is the voting public who should decide what issues - and their range and balance - define the election for them.
"Voters might consider it to be The NHS Election, The Climate Election or The Foodbanks Election, depending on their priorities.
"We have raised the issue at a senior level with Sky News on numerous occasions since the branding first appeared.
"It has been made clear that Sky intends to continue to use the branding. We therefore believe we have exhausted our complaints with the broadcaster so we are asking Ofcom to investigate."
A spokesman for Ofcom said it is assessing the complaints before deciding whether or not to investigate.
Sky News was not available for comment.


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Movie Trailer Website project as part of Udacity's Full-Stack Web Developer Nanodegree. Udacity Project #1. Utilizes TheMovieDB public API
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Prior to joining Carnegie Mellon, Dave was co-founder, Chairman and CEO of mSpoke, an internet content and advertising recommendation engine, was acquired in 2010 by LinkedIn, the world’s leading professional social networking site. In 2006, Morgan Stanley’s MSCI/Barra business unit acquired mSpoke’s first business line, a quantitative investment recommendation engine. Prior to mSpoke, Dave was a General Partner of PNC Technology Investors. Earlier in his career, he co-founded three successful startup ventures, including Premier Health Exchange (acquired by Medibuy), Hawk Medical (acquired by McKesson), and Industry.Net (merged with AT&T Business Network to form Nets, Inc.). Dave is also an active Board Member at MedSage Technologies (now NewCare Solutions LLC), EZ-FLO Injection Systems, and the Indiana University of Pennsylvania Alumni Association (ex-officio, Past President.). He is an Advisory Board Member to InnovationWork’s AlphaLab, Pittsburgh Equity Partners, and Carnegie Mellon University’s Project Olympus. Dave also served as Executive-in-Residence at the Pittsburgh Life Sciences Greenhouse working with healthcare information technology start-ups. Dave lives with his wife Kristan and three sons in Fox Chapel, PA. Mr. Mawhinney holds an MBA with Distinction from Carnegie Mellon University and a B. S. in Physics, Summa Cum Laude, from Indiana University of Pennsylvania.
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| uint32_t | acBI |
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Advance Signal Configuration for the LCD.
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AC bias pin frequency RW 0x00 Value (from 0 to 255) used to specify the number of line clocks to count before transitioning the AC bias pin. This pin is used to periodically invert the polarity of the power supply to prevent DC charge buildup within the display
| uint32_t CSL_DssVpLcdAdvSignalCfg::acBI |
AC bias pin transitions per interrupt. Value (from 0 to 15) used to specify the number of AC bias pin transitions
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Defines the alignment between HSYNC and VSYNC assertion. For valid values see CSL_DssVpLcdHVSyncAlign
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HSYNC/VSYNC pixel clock control on/off. For valid values see CSL_DssVpLcdHVClkControl
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Program HSYNC/VSYNC rise or fall For valid values see #Fvid2_EdgePolarity
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Pixel clock gated enabled FALSE: Pixel clock gated disabled TRUE: Pixel clock gated enabled
| uint32_t CSL_DssVpLcdAdvSignalCfg::pixelDataGated |
Pixel data gated enabled FALSE: Pixel data gated disabled TRUE: Pixel data gated enabled
| uint32_t CSL_DssVpLcdAdvSignalCfg::pixelGated |
Pixel gated enable (only for TFT) FALSE: Pixel clock always toggles (only in TFT mode) TRUE: Pixel clock toggles only when there is valid data to display (only in TFT mode)
| uint32_t CSL_DssVpLcdAdvSignalCfg::vSyncGated |
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A blind man assaulted a child on a Brisbane bus just before 9 this morning.
James Teh, a 21 year old unemployed musician, attempted to squash the boy with his rather large backpack.
"I didn't realise the poor kid was sitting on the seat next to me," Teh told police. "I was carrying two bags and was trying to get them both into a workable position as I sat down."
This is just one of many incidents of unprovoked assault by a blind person, citing their disability to excuse this unacceptable behaviour. Even if such acts are accidental as they claim, blind people seem to believe that their lack of sight is justification for their failure to see others nearby.
"Damn blindies," a young high school music teacher commented. "You just can't trust 'em."


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struct.Most arguments on this method are not required – you must only provide an input, a key path for the backing identifier value, and an element provider.
Note
This initializer is helpful if you have to nest an existing element that needs to be used in a single place, without needing to define an entirely new type.
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Dad hit on the neck by wayward rocket when fireworks display goes wrong
Dad Neil Sjollema, from Birmingham, was left with a mark after the rocket came flying towards his neck with a blast. The 39-year-old said he bought the packet of fireworks from Aldi.
by James Rodger, Tiffany LoA father-of-two was hit on the neck by a wayward rocket during a mini fireworks display at his Birmingham home.
Neil Sjollema, from Shenley, Herts, set off a pack of fireworks - including a Roman candle, wheel, mines, aerial shot tubes, rockets, multi-shots, and fountains - in his garden over the Bonfire Night weekend.
The 39-year-old was filmed backing away before the fireworks exploded on the night of November 2, reports Birmingham Live .
But as building site manager Neil turns around to watch the display, one rocket flew directly at him and hit the right side of his neck.
Children can be heard laughing hysterically while a woman shouts in the background: "Oh my God! S***! Kids, I think you better get in! Where are the kids?"
Neil stayed near by the door as the group of ten - six children and four adults - watched the fireworks.
He told Birmingham Live: "That was pretty funny looking back, there was an initial panic but it made for a fun night!
"I had some friends and their kids over to have a mini firework display in the garden, after buying a set.
"The whole thing literally went off with a bang - and then one of the rockets hit me!
"It didn't hurt too much actually, as I think I was full of adrenaline and wanted to make sure the kids were safe.
However the blast left Neil with a mark on his neck, which he called it 'a little souvenir'.
He added: "It won't stop me trying again next year!"
Neil claimed he bought the 16 pack of Wow Fireworks from Aldi supermarket.
The description on the box says: "This 16 pack of fireworks does exactly what it says on the tin…wow! Featuring a variety of amazing effects including fountains, rockets, multi-shots and mines, these fireworks will certainly impress."
It also comes with a warning which reads: "Always read firework instructions carefully before use."


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Insomnia? Nightmares? Stress? That's usually some of the symptoms in developers that are not using continuous integration systems. In this talk you will learn how to create a healthy life-cycle in your development process.
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This session is a journey, during which you will learn how to effectively test Angular. Using the angular-cli as our base we will begin by unit testing our application with the built in Karma unit testing scaffold. We will then move into e2e testing with Protractor, again leveraging the built in scaffolding that comes with the cli. For an added bonus you will get to see how using Async Await can help simplify your test suite.
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Forms are probably the most sensitive part of your web app. They are the main way we get data from the user. They seem simple enough, you just add an ngForm to your template, user clicks Submit and you have data. But there's more to them than that, and we're going to talk about that in this session. We'll try building forms in 2 ways: FormControls and FormBuilder. We'll then proceed to add Validations to one of the forms, touching on available Validations and then creating our custom one. We'll then look at the EventEmitter Observable and handle changes to our form.


Bayesian filters are neat. You can do more than just filter spam with them, of course, they are a general trainable filtering tool, simple but effective. They are old-school AI (i.e., the AI we actually use) -- they don't seem intelligent, but if they get the job done...
But as we all have learned from the movies, AI has its dark side. It occurred to me that Bayesian filters can have their dark side as well -- along with whatever other techniques we create to deal with spam. What if we don't control the filtering for ourselves, what if someone controls the filtering for us, be it the Great Firewall of China or some other censorware? Censorware has always been bad in spirit, but the consolation is that it seems to be pretty bad in terms of effectiveness too. Blacklists and keyword blocking don't work well, especially if people are actively working to foil you with proxies and red herrings. Which are all issues that spam filters have had to deal with. As the spam filters become better at this, it's only a matter of time before the political filters catch on too.
I would imagine Bayesian censorware to work by having trusted people classify randomly sampled pages (as collected from actual visiting patterns). But unlike a blacklist, a well-trained classifier can use its knowledge to extrapolate on the classification of new pages. Unlike a keyword classifier, it is harder to foil with slang. (Though a Javascript compressor would probably confuse the heck out of it)
I find this troubling, because I know there are people out there actively working on just this sort of thing, and I'd hate to see them succeed. (Thankfully spammers are also hard at work to get around our attempts at classifications -- spammers for free speech!)
Check out the book Republic.com by cass sunstein for a terrible picture of the filtered future...


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Defines an Array of IActions that are then registered through the delegate
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Used to add a single action to to the ActionDelegate.
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removeAction(action:IAction):void
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handleCommandChange(event:Event):void
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registerActions(actions:Array):void
Registers the action array and the commands assigned to that action.
| ActionDelegate | ||
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registerCommands(action:IAction):void
Registers the Action's commands via the EventBroker.
| ActionDelegate | ||
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unregisterActions(actions:Array):void
Unregisters an Array of IActions from their commands.
| ActionDelegate | ||
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unregisterCommands(action:IAction, commands:Array):void
Unregisters the Action's commands via the EventBroker.
| ActionDelegate |
| actions | property |
actions:Array
[read-write]Defines an Array of IActions that are then registered through the delegate to the Action's commands Array. The ActionDelegate can be used in MXML and we encourge this to enable a centralized location for where the Actions and Commands are assigned.
Implementation public function get actions():Array
public function set actions(value:Array):void
<controllers:ActionDelegate> <controllers:actions> <mx:Array> <actiontypes:BasicAction commands="{[BasicCommand.MY_BASIC_COMMAND]}" /> <actiontypes:MultipleCommandAction commands="{[BasicCommand.A_SECOND_COMMAND, BasicCommand.MY_BASIC_COMMAND]}" /> </mx:Array> </controllers:actions> </controllers:ActionDelegate>
| ActionDelegate | () | constructor |
public function ActionDelegate()
Constructor.
| addAction | () | method |
public function addAction(action:IAction):void
Used to add a single action to to the ActionDelegate.
Parametersaction:IAction — The action to register.
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| handleCommandChange | () | method |
protected function handleCommandChange(event:Event):void
When the commands of a registered Action change this method unregisters exiting commands and then registers the new command list. This method is important when assigning commands via MXML due to the population order of child tags.
Parametersevent:Event — The change event.
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| registerActions | () | method |
protected function registerActions(actions:Array):void
Registers the action array and the commands assigned to that action.
Parametersactions:Array — The array of IActions to register to commands.
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| registerCommands | () | method |
protected function registerCommands(action:IAction):void
Registers the Action's commands via the EventBroker.
Parametersaction:IAction — The action to register.
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| removeAction | () | method |
public function removeAction(action:IAction):void
Removes an action from the ActionDelegate.
Parametersaction:IAction — The action to remove.
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| unregisterActions | () | method |
protected function unregisterActions(actions:Array):void
Unregisters an Array of IActions from their commands.
Parametersactions:Array — The Array if IActions to unregister.
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| unregisterCommands | () | method |
protected function unregisterCommands(action:IAction, commands:Array):void
Unregisters the Action's commands via the EventBroker.
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Suppose you want to put a toy in a box, but you only have an approximate idea of its size. For that, you would require a box whose size is equal to the approximate size of the toy.
We face a similar situation in C++ also when we want to input a sentence as an array of characters but are not sure about the number of characters in the array.
Now, while declaring the character array, if we specify its size smaller than the size of the input string, then we will get an error because the space in the memory allocated to the array is lesser than the size of the input string. This is the same case as trying to fit a big toy in a smaller box. If we specify its size much larger than the size of the input string, then the array will be allocated a space in the memory which is much larger than the size of the input string, thus unnecessarily consuming more memory even when it is not required. This is like putting a small toy in a large box.
In the above case, we don't have the idea about the size of the array until the compile time (when computer compiles the code and the string is input by the user). In such cases, we use the new operator.
But before going to the new operator, let's have a look at the two parts in which our memory is divided. These parts are as follows:
- stack - Memory from the stack is used by all the members which are declared inside functions. Note that main is also a function.
- heap - This memory is unused and can be used to dynamically allocate the memory at runtime.
new
The new operator is used to allocate memory at runtime. The memory is allocated in bytes.
Let's first see how to allocate a variable dynamically.
int *ptr = new int;
By writing new int, we allocated the space in memory required by an integer. Then we assigned the address of that memory to an integer pointer ptr.
We assign value to that memory as follows:
*ptr = 4;
Thus, we allocated that much space in memory that would be required by an int and then assigned the address of that memory to a pointer ptr and assigned the memory a value 4.
We can initialize a variable while dynamical allocation in the following two ways.
int *ptr = new int (4);
int *ptr = new int {4};
Let's see an example.
#include <iostream>
int main()
{
int *ptr = new int;
*ptr = 4;
std::cout << *ptr << std::endl;
return 0;
}
We just combined all the above steps in this example.
So, we have just seen how to dynamically allocate a variable. Now let's allocate arrays dynamically.
Dynamically Allocating Arrays
The main use of the concept of dynamic memory allocation is for allocating arrays when we have to declare an array by specifying its size but are not sure about the size.
Consider a situation when we want the user to enter the name but are not sure about the number of characters in the name that the user will enter. In that case, we will declare an array of characters for the name with some array size such that the array size should be sufficient enough to hold any name entered. Suppose we declared the array with the array size 30 as follows.
char name[30];
And if the user enters the name having only 12 characters, then the rest of the memory space which was allocated to the array at the time of its declaration would become waste, thus unnecessary consuming the memory.
In this case, we will be using the new operator to dynamically allocate the memory at runtime. We use the new operator as follows.
char *arr = new char[length];
Let's see an example to understand its use.
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int main()
{
int length, sum = 0;
cout << "Enter the number of students in the group" << endl;
cin >> length;
int *marks = new int[length];
cout << "Enter the marks of the students" << endl;
for( int i = 0; i < length; i++ ) // entering marks of students
{
cin >> *(marks+i);
}
for( int i = 0; i < length; i++ ) // calculating sum
{
sum += *(marks+i);
}
cout << "sum is " << sum << endl;
return 0;
}
4
Enter the marks of the students
65
47
74
45
sum is 231
In this example, we are calculating the sum of the marks of all the students of a group. Since different groups have a different number of students, therefore we are asking the number of students ( i.e.the size of the array ) every time we are running the program. In this example, the user entered the size as 4.
int *marks = new int[length]; - We declared an array of integer and allocated it some space in memory dynamically equal to the size which would be occupied by length number of integers. Thus it is allocated a space equal to 'length * (size of 1 integer)' and assigned the address of the assigned memory to the pointer marks. The rest of the steps must be clear to you.
We call this array dynamic because it is being assigned memory when the program runs. We made this possible by using the new operator. This dynamic array is being allocated memory from heap unlike other fixed arrays which are provided memory from stack. We can give any size to these dynamic arrays and there is no limitation to it.
Now what if the variable to which we dynamically allocated some memory is not required anymore?
In that case, we use the delete operator.
delete
Suppose we allocated some memory to a variable dynamically and then we realize that the variable is not needed anymore in the program. In that case, we need to free the memory which we had assigned to that variable. For that, we use the delete operator.
It is advised to free the dynamically allocated memory after the program finishes so that it becomes available for future use.
To delete the memory assigned to a variable, we simply need to write the following code.
delete ptr;
There is nothing much to understand in this. The delete operator simply returns the memory allocated back to the operating system so that it can be used again. Let's look at an example.
#include <iostream>
int main()
{
int *ptr = new int;
*ptr = 4;
std::cout << *ptr << std::endl;
delete ptr;
return 0;
}
After printing the value 4, we deleted the pointer i.e. deleted the address of the allocated memory thus freeing it.
Once deleted, a pointer will point to deallocated memory and will be called a dangling pointer. If we further try to delete a dangling pointer, we will get some undefined behavior.
Deleting Array
To delete an array which has been allocated in this way, we write the following code.
delete[] ptr;
Here ptr is a pointer to an array which has been dynamically allocated.
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int main()
{
int length, sum = 0;
cout << "Enter the number of students in the group" << endl;
cin >> length;
int *marks = new int[length];
cout << "Enter the marks of the students" << endl;
for( int i = 0; i < length; i++ ) // entering marks of students
{
cin >> *(marks+i);
}
for( int i = 0; i < length; i++ ) // calculating sum
{
sum += *(marks+i);
}
cout << "sum is " << sum << endl;
delete[] marks;
return 0;
}
4
Enter the marks of the students
65
47
74
45
sum is 231
We just wrote delete[ ] marks; at the end of the program to release the memory which was dynamically allocated using new.
Dynamic Memory Allocation for Objects
We can also dynamically allocate objects.
As we know that Constructor is a member function of a class which is called whenever a new object is created of that class. It is used to initialize that object. Destructor is also a class member function which is called whenever the object goes out of scope.
Destructor is used to release the memory assigned to the object. It is called in these conditions.
- When a local object goes out of scope
- For a global object, operator is applied to a pointer to the object of the class
We again use pointers while dynamically allocating memory to objects.
Let's see an example of array of objects.
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
class A
{
public:
A() {
cout << "Constructor" << endl;
}
~A() {
cout << "Destructor" << endl;
}
};
int main()
{
A* a = new A[4];
delete [] a; // Delete array
return 0;
}
Constructor
Constructor
Constructor
Destructor
Destructor
Destructor
Destructor
The Constructor will be called four times since we are allocating memory to four objects of the class 'A'. The Destructor will also be called four times during each of these objects.


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- Conducted 100+ one-on-one interview sessions
- Personal Retail Sales of $31,668 over 11 week period.
- Relocated to Wayne, NJ and Port Orchard, WA
Education
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There are times when one leaps out of bed and feels impelled to gather thirty-nine pals or passers-by together to execute a faultless rendition of Spem in alium by Thomas Tallis. To assist in this enterprise, here are the words, from the Sarum Rite:
Spem in alium numquam habui praeter in te Deus Israel qui irasceris et propitius eris, et omnia peccata hominum in tribulatione dimittis. Domine Deus, Creator coeli et terrae respice humilitatem nostram.
Englished, thus:
I have never put my hope in any other but in you, O God ofIsrael, who can show both anger and graciousness, and who absolves all the sins of suffering man. Lord God, Creator of Heaven and Earth, be mindful of our lowliness.
However mindful we are of our lowliness, it may be that in our post-Christian, diverse and vibrant community hubs, trendy groovers will want to sing a more inclusive version suitable for all faiths and none. To wit:
Spem in alium numquam habui praeter in te Dobsonius Tractator qui irasceris et propitius eris et omnia peccata hominum in tribulatione dimittis. O Dobsonius, Creator tractati superbus respice humilitatem nostram.


The Java EE 7 Tutorial
57.2 The Duke's Bookstore Interface
This section provides additional detail regarding the components of the Duke's Bookstore example and how they interact.
57.2.1 The Book Java Persistence API Entity
The Book
entity, located in the dukesbookstore.entity
package, encapsulates the book data stored by Duke's Bookstore.
The Book
entity defines attributes used in the example:
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A book ID
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The author's first name
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The author's surname
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The title
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The price
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Whether the book is on sale
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The publication year
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A description of the book
-
The number of copies in the inventory
The Book
entity also defines a simple named query, findBooks
.
57.2.2 Enterprise Beans Used in Duke's Bookstore
Two enterprise beans located in the dukesbookstore.ejb
package provide the business logic for Duke's Bookstore.
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BookRequestBean
is a stateful session bean that contains the business methods for the application. The methods create, retrieve, and purchase books, and update the inventory for a book. To retrieve the books, thegetBooks
method calls thefindBooks
named query defined in theBook
entity. -
ConfigBean
is a singleton session bean used to create the books in the catalog when the application is initially deployed. It calls thecreateBook
method defined inBookRequestBean
.
57.2.3 Facelets Pages and Managed Beans Used in Duke's Bookstore
The Duke's Bookstore application uses Facelets and its templating features to display the user interface. The Facelets pages interact with a set of CDI managed beans that act as backing beans, providing the underlying properties and methods for the user interface. The front page also interacts with the custom components used by the application.
The application uses the following Facelets pages, which are located in the tut-install/examples/case-studies/dukes-bookstore/src/main/webapp/
directory.
-
bookstoreTemplate.xhtml
: The template file, which specifies a header used on every page as well as the style sheet used by all the pages. The template also retrieves the language set in the web browser.Uses the
LocaleBean
managed bean. -
index.xhtml
: Landing page, which lays out the custom map and area components using managed beans configured in thefaces-config.xml
file and allows the user to select a book and advance to thebookstore.xhtml
page. -
bookstore.xhtml
: Page that allows the user to obtain details on the selected book or the featured book, to add either book to the shopping cart, and to advance to thebookcatalog.xhtml
page.Uses the
BookstoreBean
managed bean. -
bookdetails.xhtml
: Page that shows details on a book selected frombookstore.xhtml
or other pages and allows the user to add the book to the cart and/or advance to thebookcatalog.xhtml
page.Uses the
BookDetailsBean
managed bean. -
bookcatalog.xhtml
: Page that displays the books in the catalog and allows the user to add books to the shopping cart, view the details for any book, view the shopping cart, empty the shopping cart, or purchase the books in the shopping cart.Uses the
BookstoreBean
,CatalogBean
, andShoppingCart
managed beans. -
bookshowcart.xhtml
: Page that displays the contents of the shopping cart and allows the user to remove items, view the details for an item, empty the shopping cart, purchase the books in the shopping cart, or return to the catalog.Uses the
ShowCartBean
andShoppingCart
managed beans. -
bookcashier.xhtml
: Page that allows the user to purchase books, specify a shipping option, subscribe to newsletters, or join the Duke Fan Club with a purchase over a certain amount.Uses the
CashierBean
andShoppingCart
managed beans. -
bookreceipt.xhtml
: Page that confirms the user's purchase and allows the user to return to the catalog page to continue shopping.Uses the
CashierBean
managed bean. -
bookordererror.xhtml
: Page rendered byCashierBean
if the bookstore has no more copies of a book that was ordered.
The application uses the following managed beans, which are located in the tut-install/examples/case-studies/dukes-bookstore/src/main/java/javaeetutorial/dukesbookstore/web/managedbeans/
directory.
-
AbstractBean
: Contains utility methods called by other managed beans. -
BookDetailsBean
: Backing bean for thebookdetails.xhtml
page. Specifies the namedetails
. -
BookstoreBean
: Backing bean for thebookstore.xhtml
page. Specifies the namestore
. -
CashierBean
: Backing bean for thebookcashier.xhtml
andbookreceipt.xhtml
pages. -
CatalogBean
: Backing bean for thebookcatalog.xhtml
page. Specifies the namecatalog
. -
LocaleBean
: Managed bean that retrieves the current locale; used on each page. -
ShoppingCart
: Backing bean used by thebookcashier.xhtml
,bookcatalog.xhtml
, andbookshowcart.xhtml
pages. Specifies the namecart
. -
ShoppingCartItem
: Contains methods called byShoppingCart
,CatalogBean
, andShowCartBean
. -
ShowCartBean
: Backing bean for thebookshowcart.xhtml
page. Specifies the nameshowcart
.
57.2.4 Custom Components and Other Custom Objects Used in Duke's Bookstore
The map and area custom components for Duke's Bookstore, along with associated renderer, listener, and model classes, are defined in the following packages in the tut-install/examples/case-studies/dukes-bookstore/src/main/java/javaeetutorial/dukesbookstore/
directory.
-
components
: Contains theMapComponent
andAreaComponent
classes. See Creating Custom Component Classes. -
listeners
: Contains theAreaSelectedEvent
class, along with other listener classes. See Handling Events for Custom Components. -
model
: Contains theImageArea
class. See Configuring Model Data for more information. -
renderers
: Contains theMapRenderer
andAreaRenderer
classes. See Delegating Rendering to a Renderer.
The tut-install/examples/case-studies/dukes-bookstore/src/java/dukesbookstore/
directory also contains a custom converter and other custom listeners not specifically tied to the custom components.
-
converters
: Contains theCreditCardConverter
class. See Creating and Using a Custom Converter. -
listeners
: Contains theLinkBookChangeListener
,MapBookChangeListener
, andNameChanged
classes. See Implementing an Event Listener.
57.2.5 Properties Files Used in Duke's Bookstore
The strings used in the Duke's Bookstore application are encapsulated into resource bundles to allow the display of localized strings in multiple locales. The properties files, located in the tut-install/examples/case-studies/dukes-bookstore/src/main/java/javaeetutorial/dukesbookstore/web/messages/
directory, consist of a default file containing English strings and three additional files for other locales. The files are as follows:
-
Messages.properties
: Default file, containing English strings -
Messages_de.properties
: File containing German strings -
Messages_es.properties
: File containing Spanish strings -
Messages_fr.properties
: File containing French strings
The language setting in the user's web browser determines which locale is used. The html
tag in bookstoreTemplate.xhtml
retrieves the language setting from the language
property of LocaleBean
:
<html lang="#{localeBean.language}" ...
For more information about resource bundles, see Chapter 20, "Internationalizing and Localizing Web Applications."
The resource bundle is configured as follows in the faces-config.xml
file:
<application> <resource-bundle> <base-name> javaeetutorial.dukesbookstore.web.messages.Messages </base-name> <var>bundle</var> </resource-bundle> <locale-config> <default-locale>en</default-locale> <supported-locale>de</supported-locale> <supported-locale>es</supported-locale> <supported-locale>fr</supported-locale> </locale-config> </application>
This configuration means that in the Facelets pages, messages are retrieved using the prefix bundle
with the key found in the Messages_
locale.properties
file, as in the following example from the index.xhtml
page:
<h:outputText style="font-weight:bold" value="#{bundle.ChooseBook}" />
In Messages.properties
, the key string is defined as follows:
ChooseBook=Choose a Book from our Catalog
57.2.6 Deployment Descriptors Used in Duke's Bookstore
The following deployment descriptors are used in Duke's Bookstore:
-
src/main/resources/META-INF/persistence.xml
: The Java Persistence API configuration file -
src/main/webapp/WEB-INF/bookstore.taglib.xml
: The tag library descriptor file for the custom components -
src/main/webapp/WEB-INF/faces-config.xml
: The JavaServer Faces configuration file, which configures the managed beans for the map component as well as the resource bundles for the application -
src/main/webapp/WEB-INF/web.xml
: The web application configuration file


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