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Hirday Narayan Yadav. 1 INTRODUCTION 1.1 WHAT IS OBJECT - ORIENTED ? " Object - oriented " means the software components are organized as a collection of discrete object that incorporate both data and possible action over it . The four ...
Hirday Narayan Yadav. 1 INTRODUCTION 1.1 WHAT IS OBJECT - ORIENTED ? " Object - oriented " means the software components are organized as a collection of discrete object that incorporate both data and possible action over it . The four ...
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... Object element can decide on its own about its involvement in a Cooperating Object. If the element does not participate at all in the cooperation and coordination activities, it is not considered part of the Cooperating Object ...
... Object element can decide on its own about its involvement in a Cooperating Object. If the element does not participate at all in the cooperation and coordination activities, it is not considered part of the Cooperating Object ...
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... Object . 2. The further the tube is from the object the truer and the sharper will be its shadow . Corollary : With a part at a distance from the recording surface , the distortion is mini- mized by increasing the tube object distance ...
... Object . 2. The further the tube is from the object the truer and the sharper will be its shadow . Corollary : With a part at a distance from the recording surface , the distortion is mini- mized by increasing the tube object distance ...
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... object were surrounded by too much space . A good general rule is to place the object so that the farther edge of the table or object on which it rests will appear to be less than halfway up the height of the object . The table - line ...
... object were surrounded by too much space . A good general rule is to place the object so that the farther edge of the table or object on which it rests will appear to be less than halfway up the height of the object . The table - line ...
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... object's photograph and text in Chapter 2. (The detailed finder charts in Chapter 2 are oriented with north up and west to the right.) Finally, find the part of the text that describes how to locate the object and simply follow the ...
... object's photograph and text in Chapter 2. (The detailed finder charts in Chapter 2 are oriented with north up and west to the right.) Finally, find the part of the text that describes how to locate the object and simply follow the ...
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