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Software Dev Fund 2C
MTA - Software Development Fundamentals 2C
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Web API | A listing of methods that are available with the Web service, similar to the Java API, it shows how to interact with the web service program without having to know all the details within the lines of code |
| DTD XHTML 1.0 Strict | is part of an HTML doctype tag that does not allow old fashioned tags that are deprecated, setting this in Dreamweaver would help you keep these types of tags out of your page |
| deprecated | a term used to indicate a language keyword or tag that is no longer supposed to be used; it could be because of a language update or due to problems that it creates. Sometimes it can still be used but is not recommended and could fail in the future |
| CSS gradated color in a circle | radial-gradient(color1, color2) color1 is the center color, color2 is the outer color for a circular gradient of one color to another |
| IIS | Internet Information Services, it is Microsoft's web server technology; it allows multiple web sites to be hosted on a single server and web applications to run over the internet; it has tools to use to create new web site |
| protected | is the access modifier used to indicate that properties or methods of a class should only be accessible by the instances of the class they are in or sub-classes of that class |
| private | is the access modifier that indicates the properties and methods of a class should only be accessible by instances of the very class that they are actually in; this is the most restrictive modifier |
| public | is the access modifier that indicates the properties and methods of a class are accessible by instances of any class that tries to use them; it is the absolute least restrictive modifier |
| parrellelize | means to make a program so that it can take advantage of multiple processors in today's computers; many older programs have been written to be processed only one thread at a time |
| List | a built in object in C# ( also used in Java to make ArrayLists ); it can hold objects in basic generic form, and can be expanded or contracted ( unlike regular Arrays ) |
| parameterize | is when < > are used to create a List in C# or an ArrayList in Java to hold a particular data type; the instance of List is then used to hold that certain type of object. Example: List<String> mylist = new List<String>( ); |
| List/ArrayList | these are objects in C# and Java that can hold a group of other objects, but they hold them in a generic basic form; these Object instances have to be converted back to their original more complex Object type when pulled out of the List/ArrayList |
| .Count | a method in the List class of C# that's used to indicate how many items are in a List object; it is used like Java uses the .length() method for objects that contain multiple items; it's frequently used in loops to set the condition for the loop to run |
| forEach | a shorthand way to write a "for loop": List mylist = new List(); foreach ( String iterator in mylist ) { Console.WriteLine( iterator ); } It needs a list object like List in C# or ArrayList in Java to work and it needs to set up |
| iterator | a method in C# or an interface in Java that allows a list object (that contains multiple items) to be cycled through one item at a time |
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