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What is diff between Assembly and class library?
Number of dll files between the 2 terms. Class library is an abstraction or general term to describe the assemblies that are common used by applications. It is consisted of many assemblies, not just one. An assembly is a dll with manifest. It may be specialized, and may not be a "library" assembly. However, any assembly can be one of the library assemblies (like you can have any book as a part of your private library collection), if you want to do so. For example, I have created some library assemblies that maybe useless outside of my work area, yet they have been very powerful and handy within my team.
What is the most common username?
On WikiAnswers all user names are unique (otherwise we'd all get VERY confused!) so, within our own realm of activity, we can say with total confidence that no user name is more common than any other!
How do you write a program in c plus plus language to draw a precedence diagram for assembly?
Precedence assembly diagrams are used to show all the steps that must be undertaken in order to produce the complete assembly of a component from its component parts. Some steps must be completed before others can begin (serial assembly), but there will sometimes be two or more steps that can be completed in any order (parallel assembly). In order to model the sequence of events we need a node object that holds a single step in the assembly, along with two node pointer lists. The first list points to all the nodes that must be completed before this node's step can begin, while the second list points to all the nodes that may be started once this node's step is complete. We call these lists the parent list and the child list respectively. Every assembly has one root node which has no parents, and one leaf node with no children. These nodes mark the start and end of the assembly, and all other nodes interlink directly or indirectly with these two nodes to form a lattice. The simplest lattice is the serial assembly lattice, where one node leads directly to another in sequence. The minimum number of nodes in a serial assembly is three: a root, a child step and a leaf. The next simplest lattice is the diamond formation where there are four nodes in total: a root, two child steps and a leaf. This forms a simple parallel assembly lattice because the two child nodes may be completed in any order, but only after the root is complete. Moreover, the leaf cannot begin until both children are complete. More complex assemblies can be catered for by adding more child steps and by combining serial and parallel formations. Note that each node within the lattice forms the root of a component part within the completed assembly. Thus the lattice provides automatic sub-grouping of each component part. The only thing missing is a completion field in each node. This is necessary when drawing your diagram because children with two or more parents can only begin when all their parents are complete. To achieve this you simply need a boolean flag that is initially false. As you draw your diagram, begin at the root, process it and mark as complete. Now repeatedly traverse from the root using depth-first traversal to locate the first incomplete node. If any of its parents are incomplete, traverse to the first incomplete parent and check its parents. Eventually you will locate an inmcomplete node where all the parents are marked complete, at which point you can process the node and mark it as complete. Start over at the root to locate the next node. Eventually you will arrive at the leaf and all its parents will be marked complete. After processing the leaf, the assembly is complete.
What is limit gauge?
Limit gauges can be designed to check a single distance, length or diameter, or may serve the inspection of multiple dimensions. This later may comprise contours, a combination of contours and length dimensions, geometric forms individually or combined with length, such as tapers and cylinders, or the interrelation of several forms, sizes and their location on a single body or within a assembly.
In bluej can there be a method within a method?
No, Java only allows a method to be defined within a class, not within another method.
What is an assembly of protons and neutrons within an atom called?
An assembly of protons and neutrons within an atom constitutes the atom's NUCLEUS.
What is intra activity?
Intra activity refers to activities within businesses. Intra activity can also refer to activities within a particular department in businesses.
What does iodine do to the activity inside the cell?
It stops the activity within the cell.
What is an example of activity space?
"the space within which daily activity occurs"
What does the level of activity in an organization depend on?
The level of an activity within an organization depends on the level of operations supported by that activity.
Why must you keep the filter assembly hot while you remove the charcoal?
The filter assembly must remain hot when you remove the assembly or the solution contained within the assembly will crystallize to early.
What is metabolic activity?
Metabolic activity is the activity in which the chemical transformations occur within the cells of living organisms. Metabolic activity is used to maintain an organisms life.
What happens as the level of activity decrease within the relevant range?
Although fixed cost per unit decreases with increases in activity levels, total fixed cost is not affected by changes in the activity level within the relevant range.
Which represents heart activity that is within acceptable limits?
sinus
What is the difference between endogenous activity and exogenous activity?
Any activity which is occurring outside the system ,and that particular activity also affect the system is known as exogenous activity whereas endogenous activity are those activity that occur within the system ,and also affecting the system.
Was The price of the Model T within reason due to assembly line production?
Yes, due to the "moving" assembly line.
What are the benefits of using activity tables in a business?
The benefits of using an activity table, or CRM software, is better forecasting and management of goals, organization and activity within an organization.
