... Collections? 112
Objects 112
Collections 113
Using System Objects 114
Accessing Objects 118
Finding the Object’s Class 118
Creating Objects 119
Acting on Objects and Collections 120
Creating Your ... Data Form Wizard 211
Adding Forms 214
Summary 216
Q&A 216
Workshop 216
Quiz 216
Exercise 216
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and correcting it. (Conversely, testing is the process of detecting the error when it
occurs.) On some projects, debugging occupies...
... machine language instructions created by the
compiler are called object code, and the disk file containing them is called an object file.
- Getting Started with C From: SamsTeachYourselfC ... statement in main().
The #include Directive (Line 2)
The #include directive instructs the C compiler to add the contents of an include file into your program during
compilation. An include file ... understand certain aspects of C programming.
A computer uses random-access memory (RAM) to store information while it's operating. RAM is located in
integrated circuits, or chips, inside your computer....
... 16
Preprocessor Directive #include . 16
The Body of Your Program main() 17
Returning a Value 18
The Concept of Namespaces 19
Comments in C+ + Code. 20
Functions in C+ + 21
Basic Input Using std::cin ... Object-Oriented C+ + Programming
LESSON 9: Classes and Objects 203
The Concept of Classes and Objects 204
Declaring a Class 204
Instantiating an Object of a Class 205
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LESSON ... towards creating an executable that can eventually
run on your operating system. The basic steps in creating applications in C+ + are the
following:
1. Writing (or programming) C+ + code using a...
... Place 130
Editing Your Place 133
Claiming Your Place 134
Combining Places and Pages 137
Summary 139
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As part of the Sams ... Editor
Language
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Senior Indexer
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Technical Editor
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Publishing
Coordinator
Cindy Teeters
Book Designer
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LESSON 1: Introducing Facebook ... that you can tackle in about 10 minutes each, you learn the follow-
ing Facebook tasks and topics:
.
Setting up your personal Facebook profile
.
Finding and installing apps
.
Creating a Facebook...
... and Converting Apps to Work Offline 341
The Cache Manifest 343
Using DOM Events and Properties for Offline Apps 347
Debugging the Application Cache 351
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Choosing a Web Editor 120
Testing Your Application 121
Evaluating Your Content 123
Changing the Visual Design for Mobile 124
Checking for HTML5 and CSS3 130
Supporting Multiple Devices 132
Evaluating ... resulting from the use of the information contained herein.
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Sams teach yourself...
... semantic definition.
For example, a number of tags that didn’t have a semantic aspect to them in HTML
4 have been given semantic meanings in HTML5, including:
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loss or damages arising from the information contained in this book or programs accompanying it.
Bulk Sales
Sams Publishing offers excellent discounts on this book when ordered in ... Content 123
Changing the Visual Design for Mobile 124
Checking for HTML5 and CSS3 130
Supporting Multiple Devices 132
Evaluating Finished Apps on Other Devices 133
Getting an Application to Work...
... projects, Objective -C will fade into the background, letting you concentrate
on the specifics of your application.
Cocoa Touch
While Objective -C defines the structure for iOS applications, Cocoa ... Cocoa Touch defines
the functional building blocks, called classes, that can make iOS devices perform cer-
tain actions. Cocoa Touch isn’t a “thing,” per se, but a collection of interface ele-
ments, ... hands-on practice working with each. We cover
Xcode’s interface-creation tools in Hour 5, “Exploring Xcode’s Interface Builder.”
Using Xcode
When you think of coding—actually typing the statements...
... Local Network 109
7 Installing and Using Printers 117
Understanding Printing Options 117
Installing and Configuring a Printer Connected to a Mac 119
Installing and Configuring a Network Printer ... 76
Organizing the Launchpad 88
Configuring Mission Control 89
Configuring the Dashboard 94
6 Connecting Your Macto the Internet
and a Local Network 97
Connecting Your Mac to the Internet 97
Working ... click a folder, you see its contents in the
Finder window.
Document Clicking a document’s icon opens the associated appli-
cation and you can see and work with the document’s
contents.
Application...
... Getting Involved with the Code
Hour 9. Working with Forms
Predefined Variables
Creating a Simple Input Form
Accessing Form Input with User-Defined Arrays
Combining HTML and PHP Code on a Single ... Working with Files
Including Files with include()
include_once()
Testing Files
Creating and Deleting Files
Opening a File for Writing, Reading, or Appending
Reading from Files
Writing ... Getting Up and Running
Hour 1. Installing and Configuring MySQL
How to Get MySQL
Installing MySQL on Linux/ Unix
Installing MySQL on Windows
Troubleshooting Your Installation
Basic Security...
... Interactive Button
244
Saving and Editing Interactive Buttons
247
Creating Buttons from Scratch Using CSS
248
Creating a Basic Box Button
248
Creating an Advanced Box Button with Images
250
Create ... requiring any tweaking or custom coding. In fact, using
Expression Web 3, you can create advanced standards-based websites with lots of
fancy interactive features without ever writing a line of code. ... Styling with Code: Fully Immersed in CSS 183
Introduction 183
Introducing CSS: The Code Version
184
The Value of Separation
186
Understanding Inline Styles
187
Applying Classes to Tags in Code View
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Pin icon
FIGURE 1.15
You can pin any
panel to the side
of the workspace
by clicking the
pin icon in the
top-right corner
of the panel.
Pinned panels
FIGURE ... anything from a simple email form to advanced forum, blog, and even e-
commerce functionalities. If you click the Contact button on the main menu, you are
taken to a page with a contact form. In ... is invalid or incompat-
ible code in your page. If you want to close the status bar (not something I recom-
mend), click Tools, Application Options and uncheck Show Status Bar under General.
Changing...
... 5: Getting Connected with (Hyper)Links: The Cornerstone of the World
Wide Web
FIGURE 5.6
Copying the
Amazon.com
URL for the book
can be done by
right-clicking and
selecting Copy
from the context
menu.
Creating ... right-click
the selection, and select Hyperlink as you did before. In the Insert Hyperlink dialog,
select Existing File or Web Page and paste the Amazon.com URL into the Address field
by clicking in ... pop-up windows.
Creating Internal Links Within
Documents Using Bookmarks
Another type of link you can create is a bookmark (also known as an anchor), a hyper-
link that points to a specific position...
... 8: Cracking the Code: Working in Code View
The temporary bookmarks in Code view are solely a visual and navigational aid to
help in the coding process. They have no actual function in the document ... a begin-
ning tag, IntelliSense automatically inserts a matching end tag. The same goes for
braces and quotes. The code output of IntelliSense matches the code settings for the
current document. ... you click outside the active text or accidentally press Backspace, IntelliSense
closes. To open it again, click the List Members button on the Code view toolbar
or use the Ctrl+L shortcut.
IntelliSense...
... styles, classes, and
IDs in concentric circles around the item. For instance if you want a block of
text to be affected by an ID, a class, and a specific style, you need to place the
content inside ... pixels
and centers the
content in the
browser window.
Creating Custom Styles Within IDs and Classes
When you have content that is contained within a div that has an ID or class, you
can create custom ... .abstract class has prefer-
ence. That is because the more specific style is further down the cascade and closer to
the content.
Watch
Out!
This is the pure CSS method for centering content in the...