MEAN, MEDIAN AND MODE

When is the right time to use Mean? The most popular and well-known measure of central tendency is the mean (or average). It works with both discrete and continuous data, though it’s most commonly used with continuous data. When is the right time to use Median? The median is the score that falls in the

Scales Measurement

4 Types of Scales Measurement Nominal Scale It is possible to categorize Nominal Scale (also known as category variables). They can’t be added, subtracted, divided, or multiplied because they don’t have a numeric value. They don’t have any sort of order, either; if they do, you’re working with ordinal variables. Ordinal Scale Items that may

Possibilities and Outcomes

An event is a result of an experiment or activity that might include such things as flipping a coin, rolling a die or picking a card from a deck. The number of favorable outcomes is the number of choices (such as rolling a two on a die) and the probability is found by comparing this to the

SUB PROGRAMS

A subprogram could be a grouping of enlightening whose execution is conjured from one or more inaccessible areas in a program, with the desire that when the subprogram execution is total, execution resumes at the instruction after the one that conjured the subprogram. In high-level dialects, subprograms are moreover called subroutines, strategies, and capacities. In object-oriented dialects, they are ordinarily called strategies or constructors. In most cutting edge high-level dialects, subprograms can have parameters, nearby factors, and returned values. At the get together dialect level, utilize of subprograms requires subprogram

A WEEK OF REST

Midterms was finally over, it is time for the students to get some rest and regain their energies to become ready for the second semester. Cavite State University has given their students a week of rest after midterms. As a student of Cavite State University, I have been used my free week doing productive things.

Boolean variables

These kinds of sentences that have only two possible outcomes: yes/true, or no/false are so common, that many programming languages include a special type for dealing with them. That type is called a Boolean type (note: Boolean is properly capitalized in the English language because it’s named after its inventor, George Boole). Boolean variables are

`Static Variable In Programming: Advantages and Disadvantages

Advantages • Can do meta object operations ( like validating something before creating objects , keep count of number of objects ) • Can do operations which have nothing to do with objects but still you want them to be tied to Class. Disadvantages • Commonly used to static variables sometime leads to problems due

The Semantics-Pragmatics Distinction

The distinction between semantics and pragmatics is easier to apply than to explain. Explaining it is complicated by the fact that many conflicting formulations have been proposed over the past sixty years. This might suggest that there is no one way of drawing the distinction and that how to draw it is merely a terminological

Are programming languages that are too complex too dangerous to use? Should we, therefore, keep all languages small and simple?

Danger implies safety issues. There is no direct correlation between the complexity of a programming language and program safety. While complexity can result in confusion, which can impact safety, simplicity can also be unsafe. Of course it’s good to keep languages small and simple where possible, but it is entirely dependent on what the goals

EVOLUTION OF PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE

Major Language Development Programming Language / Date Released Developer/s Advance data structures Zuse’s Plankalkül (1945) Konrad Zuse Algebraic compiler system Laning and Zierler System (1954) J. Halcombe Laning Index registers and floating point hardware FORTRAN (Formula Translator) I (1957) John Backus & IBM Independent compilations Fix the bugs in FORTRAN I FORTRAN II (1958) John