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  I do not understand the position of the event details, create and save, I want to know the behine the theory of functions. Can anyone give some information?  Thank you!

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  -If you always talk registration of events front, yes you can do it dynamically register events and you must create and destroy the user event: https://zone.ni.com/reference/en-XX/help/371361K-01/lvhowto/dynamic_register_event/
  -If you can post vi/extract it might explain a little better what you're asking.

• What is different between the ODI and FDQM?

  I need to know what is different between the ODI and FDQM?

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• Re: What is the different between the NB550D-109 and the NB550D - 10G?

  Hello guys. I need help on the NB550D. What is the different between the NB550D-109 and the NB550D - 10G? Is just the color?

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  What I see is the 109 NB550D offered in more countries than NB550D - 10G.

• HP officejet 5740: what is different between the office jet 5740 and the 5742

  My HP 4632 just died 1 month warranty.   Looking for a new printer.  This model still sells... but Amend for the price was a great ptinter.  Looking to buy another printer...

  What is different between the office jet 5740 and the 5742

  Hello Izzy1211dw,

  The difference between these models (and the 5745) are content to include the box according to where you buy, like maybe one of these models can have the USB cable included in the box, which is not the other.  It is a HP reseller application, but in regards to the product specification, they are the same.

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• What is different between the and oracle tutorial and taken that auto study of oracle - in addition to the cost?

  What is different between the socket and ware course oracle and making that auto study of oracle - not to mention that the cost

  I would take oracle 12 c performance and tuning.

  I noticed its a lot cheaper as self-training which is web access for a year.

  However, self study does not prepare you as well as the oracle himself.

  Thank you Roger

  UO has four types of training: classroom, virtual Live, training on demand and self study.  The first three are all variations on the same thing: a human being a conference accompanied by a Powerpoint presentation.  The only difference is the specific method of delivery.  I took a dozen or more courses in the classroom, when I worked for Oracle, but none of the other three.  I don't know that they still existed at the time.

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• the different between the default constructors and complete this builders

  I have in my grain I have two constractors
  public Person() {}
  }
  
  public person (String id, String firstName, String lastName) {}
  This.ID = id;
  this.firstName = firstName;
  this.lastName = lastName;
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  in servlet I test the following, they do the same job, so what's the difference between these two constractors?
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  If the daughter class extends the class parent, if I need to use great I can use the default constructors?

  A few notes to clarify the terminology first.

  I have in my grain I have two constractors

  Initially, I planned to ignore this harmless typo, but since you have repeated, we will the work point and move it ouf of the path: it's + constr.uctor +.

  the different between the default constructors and complete this builders

  There is no such thing as a "full" constructor There are builders, and a single class may have several of them, which are differentiated by their argument list.
  I assume you mean by "complete Builder" "constructor with arguments" (I dunno what is the official term for this, I'll try to find it in the specs, but that's a detail).

  Also note that the notion of "default constructor" is different from what you think:
  Citing the [url http://java.sun.com/docs/books/jls/third_edition/html/classes.html#16823] JLS:

  If a class contains no statement of constructor, a constructor that takes no default setting is automatically provided:
  (...) the default constructor takes no parameters and simply calls the constructor of the superclass without arguments.

  In your case (given the code provided), you mean "an explicitly declared constructor, which takes no arguments.

  the different between the default constructors and complete this builders

  In addition, there is no such thing as a manufacturer 'this '.
  There are builders, who are declared (or by default), and there is This syntax, which allows to invoke a constructor.
  Typical example:

  public class Price {
      /**
       * Creates a new price, with the specified amount and in the specified currency.
      */
      public Price(int amount, String currency) {
          this.amount = amount;
          this.currency = currency;
      }
  
      /**
       * Creates a new price, with the specified amount and in the default currency (US $).
      */
      public Price(int amount) {
          this (amount, "USD");
      }
  
      /**
       * Creates a new price, with a zero amount and in the default currency (US $).
      */
      public Price() {
          this(0);
      }
  }
  

  * If the daughter class extends the class parent, if I need to use great I can use the default constructors?

  If your question is "I can invoke any superclass constructor, including the default?", then the answer is almost Yes (it's 'Yes, you can call a constructor that is visible to the subclass' - visibility here is in terms of public/protected/package ).

  Example:

  public class Mafioso extends Person {
      public Mafioso(String firstName, String lastName) {
          super(firstName, "The Silencer"); // Mafiosi usually don't like being known by their actual last name
      }
  
      public Mafioso() {
          super();
      }
  }
  

  Note that you can call the constructor of the superclass No. - arg (see super() invocation above), as soon as such a no. - arg constructor exists and is visible, no matter if you explicitly declared, as in your person class, or is this a compiler-generated default constructor.

  I hope this helps. Kind regards

  J.

• What are different between the IPS and AIP - SSC and AIP - SSM?

  Dear all,

  I'm not clear about the IPS, AIP - SSC and AIP - SSM module which are different?

  Then, when we can use IP addresses?

  When we use the AIP - SSC?

  When we can use AIP - SSM?

  Thus, a different IPS and AIP - SSC and AIP - SSM material or the same material?

  Best regards

  Rechard

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• Attack is different between the view and the browser preview of the design?

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• What is the relationship between the main timeline and timelines of symbol in Adobe Flash Professional CC?

  I am new to Adobe flash and tried to create an E-card for a class. My teacher said that it is better just to have a keyframe for each layer in the main timeline and do all the clips of animation and film on the deadlines of each symbol. I'm having a hard time to understand how it works. To illustrate my confusion, let's start with an example.  I have a kite I want to start flying to frame 20. The kite is a symbol, so I create movement to 20 image interpolation in chronology of the wing. 20 on the symbol Timeline frame occurs at the same time as frame 20 of the MAIN scenario, or are they completely separate instances of time?

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  I would greatly appreciate any help from the community. I'm the kind of person who needs to understand how things work. I searched for days, watch videos and read articles, but I still need to find a resource that effectively dissolved my confusion on this subject. So if anyone knows of any tutorials that explain how the main timeline and symbol timelines coincide, please share them with me. Thank you very much for your time.

  (P.S. are CC Animate Adobe and Adobe Flash Professional CC the same?)

  Thank you both for responding. Yes, your answers were useful, but a bit Advanced. I hope that you don't mind me asking a few follow-up questions.

  For Pete47-

  So I put my stop() in the main timeline. How the actionscript in the main timeline code works on the chronology of the wing if the two are separate?  Why not put the ActionScript on chronology of the wing? Clearly, there must be an interaction between the main timeline and symbols, right?  When you say "you can drag the symbol on the main timeline and it will run when you start", what do you mean by that? Like GETTING started, in the main timeline or in the scenario of the symbol? As you can see I am very confused by there!

  For Colin.

  I thought that Pete said you want to only have a keyframe in the main timeline. Then, when you said... "you can do it with an interpolation of the main timeline... from the beginning to the final position," why would you animate the motion on the main timeline? Why not in the chronology of the wing, can create another symbol of the tail in this period?

  And if the schedules of chronology and main symbol are separated, how SYNCHRONIZE you together different symbols to their movement to work together? And why should it be like that anyway?

  I am new to the community here, the last thing I want to say because you two sounds very knowledgeable on the Flash. How did you get your start? Did you start by watching the tutorials, read the manual, or something else?

  Once more, you have my abundant thanks for taking the time to help.

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