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5 at least *gulp*

Hey guys.. Strugging a little with OOP concepts. My text book (Fowler) really has bad descriptions of basic OOP concepts.. Anyone got good definitions of Encapsulation, polymorphism and Abstraction? I kinda know what encapsuation is.. its where programming language dont expose the code...

Great, im doing evolution :) Thanks for the heads up, I thought we didnt cover it in class!

Good point there Sam :)

hmm I see

hmm to be quite honest, the scaling is crap... But its a really really really easy subject :) For me anyway :)

Surely the authors of public domain code still need recognition for their work?

I wish it was like that... I dunno, I guess the HSC help line could provide insight, not sure :s Im sticking to the failsafe pure pseudocode though :)

Well yeah, each serve there own purpose, one is not better in the other but rather can be used more effectively than another in the right situation :)

Is this for your option topic or SDD as a whole? Havnt really focused much on binary, argh! not really keen on doing it in the exam either :(

yeah.. and select case is CASEWHERE and ENDCASE !!! Dont let visual basic influence you !

You cant deviate from the normal control strucures.. and especially your brackets. Our teacher told us any hint of a programming language in your pseudocode and you will get penelised sevearly :S

Yeah like winston says, its a combination of both.. Which makes it better for debugging than compilation - but not as good as interpretation.. yet makes it faster than interpretation, yet not as good as compliation :) Basically compiles sections of codes as it needs it, then re-uses it when...

I cant remember what I wrote, but I remember freaking out when I got to it :)

Hahah your gonna fail lazy_korean :p

if you think you can get 60% with general knowledge, then your kidding yourself :|

Ask the guy next door, the only ISP he's seen advertising is the major ones.. thats why people go with telstra :|

Hmm yeah.. I dont think im going to stray too much away from josie though, im not the fastest writer.. gotta try squeeze at least 4 texts in, maybe 5. Depends on the question I guess.

Intrinsic includes commenting, anything that relates to the actual code in intrinsic (var names - commenting - indenting..) Intrinsic documentation is a sub category of internal documentation from what I gather.

Yep, been doing it regularly, too bad the questions repeat after the first time :)