Object Persistence in Java
by: Debadatta Mishra.
IntroductionAt the time of development, sometimes it is necessary to store the state of the object in the file system. Some objects may or may not be stored in the file system depending upon the structural intensity of the object graph. I...
Java: Object Oriented Programming
by: Karl Garcia.
OOPs is a programming technique designed to simplify convoluted programming concepts. In fundamental nature, object-oriented programming revolves around the idea of user- and system-defined chunks of data, and controlled means of accessin...
Isolating Your Object For A Better Postcard
by: .
You’ll be amazed at how many business owners are making mistakes everyday by using a marketing campaign that reeks of being mediocre and average. Business owners are trying to make it everyday at their chosen niche but most often the mar...
Identification the Object before Shooting
by: rhusain.
A Hunter must know his ability of shooting. Sometimes a hunter tried to do the shooting fast that he can miss the target. The deer settled as the rear legs bent and then it bounded into the air and, before I could reload, it had gained c...
Basketball: the Object of the Game
by: Jason Richards.
Basketball is a fast paced game played on a 94-by-50 foot court (NBA) with 1 basket on opposite sides. The game starts when the official tosses the ball between two players, one from each team, in the middle of the court. This is also ref...
Object Oriented Programming
by: Dean Barnard.
Copyright (c) 2007 Dean BarnardThe necessity of performing complex tasks by computer software has become imperative in today's rapidly changing and competitive environment. The software industry and the software professionals are looking ...
Moneymaking if Money is No Object
by: Scott Phelps.
We've all been asked what we would do if money were no object to achieving our goals or acquiring a desired item. I suppose in one sense this would seem a perfect solution. No one has money and everything is free.Can you imagine wanting a...
Jembrana Tourist Object
by: Sempolnet.
Let's See Jembrana Regency Travel Guides.A traditional music called jegog is combination of the lovely tune of bambo gamelan combined with deep resonating sound in high sophisticated rhythmic patterns. The bamboo instruments have become s...
Tabanan Tourist Object
by: Sempolnet.
Tabanan Tourist Object and Travel GuidesThe first impression in Tabanan is the green and fertile land. The series of hills and the mountain ranges at its northern border, adjacent to Beratan Lake, Buyan Lake and Tamblingan Lake have made ...
Buleleng Tourist Object
by: I Wayan Suparta.
Buleleng Regency Travel GuidesAlmost the whole of the northern region of Bali is under the government of the Buleleng regency. This makes Buleleng the regency with the largest area, amongst the 8 regencies in Bali. The mountain ranges whi...
Klungkung Tourist Object
by: I Wayan Suparta.
Klungkung Regency Travel GuidesThe Klungkung is the smallest regency in Bali. Klungkung regency occupies an area of around 315 km2 with a population of 170,612 people, which are spread throughout four districts. Although the area is relat...
Karangasem Tourist Object
by: I Wayan Suparta.
Karangasem Regency Travel Guides. The Karangasem regency is located at the east end of the island with area of about 83.954 Ha and inhabited by population of around 369,000. The region consists of many hills but dry land, which is almost ...
Fan: An Overview Of Common Object
by: Barney Garcia.
Fan is a very common object, to be found in almost all households and their presence are so obvious that we barely notice them as we visit a house for the first time. How do you define a fan? Well, in short it is a device for moving air t...
Bjorn Wiinblad Object Vase
by: Sanjeevkumar.
One of the most famish artist in the line of Danish potteryis probably Bjorn Wiinblad. He is known worldwide and has enjoyed a career thathas spanned more than 60 years. His talents aren't limited to pottery andceramics however; his art ...
Trigger the Desire to Write with an Everyday Object
by: Kathryn Lively.
Ten years ago my husband interned as an English teacher at a public high school in Orange Park, Florida. For nine weeks he taught five standard-level eleventh-grade classes, his classroom bursting beyond capacity as the student-to-teacher...
