MTA - Software Development Fundamentals 1C
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| server-side | Where does the programming need to be done to save data in a web application that you want to be available over a period of time and that will stay persistent from one web page to another and that can also be used by multiple people
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| consume it | To use a web service in an application means to ____________.
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| Extensible | ______________ Hyper Text Markup Language is a transitional language between HTML and XML.
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| CSS Gradient Style | background-image:linear-gradient(to bottom, white, black);
The first parameter in the parentheses tells in what direction the gradient should go; the second tells what color to start with and the third tells what color to gradate to.
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| IIS | Internet Information Services, the web server Microsoft has developed to host web applications. It includes the ability to run programs, connect to a database and prepare web pages to be sent in response to requests for them. IIS has about 1/3 market.
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| jump statements | •continue (used to skip one cycle through a loop statement),
•break (used to completely break out of a loop structure and proceed processing from there),
•return (used at the end of a function to jump back to the statement that called the function)
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| foreach | there is a form of loop that looks like this:
foreach(int i in list){
the list is the variable name for any list you may have such as an Array of car names. This loop is a sort of shorthand that means "go through each numbered element in the list".
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| Console.WriteLine(); | This is the C# way of writing System.out.println(); in Java.
It will write whatever is in the parentheses to the console.
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| list.Count | This is the C# way of writing
list.length; in Java. It gives the number of items in the list or Array.
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| int i = 0 | The initializer part for:
for(int 1 = 0; i < 10; i++){
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| i < 10 | The limiter part for:
for(int i =0; i < 10; i++){
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| i++ | The incrementor part for:
for(int i = 0; i<10; i++){
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