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Posted by on Feb 25, 2020 in Language | 0 comments

****Structural Patterns
-Adapters, Bridges, Facades, and Proxies are variations on a single theme:
-Reduce coupling between two or more classes
-Introduce an abstract class to enable future extensions
****Encapsulate complex structures
-Behavioral Patterns
-Here we are concerned with algorithms and the assignment of responsibilies between objects: Who does what?
-Behavorial patterns allow us to characterize complex control flows that are difficult to follow at runtime.
****Creational Patterns
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Posted by on Feb 13, 2020 in Language | 0 comments

Philosophy systematic answer to the great questions of human life, using the laws of logic, without special appeal to math, experimental method, or (religious) authority

Logotherapy psycho-therapy that addresses the human drive for meaning

Paradox a statement that is contrary to what it appears, but is (arguably) true

Love to see the essential traits and features in another, to see what is potential and to enable one to actualize these potentialities

Relativism Everything is a matter or opinion and

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Posted by on Jan 6, 2020 in Language | 0 comments

what is oop ?
==-Object-oriented programming (OOP) is a programming language model in which programs are organized around data, or objects, rather than functions and logic 
== An object can be defined as a data field that has unique attributes and behavior.

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Principles of OOP
==Object-oriented programming is based on the following principles

==Encapsulation- The implementation and state of each object are privately

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Posted by on Dec 27, 2019 in Language | 0 comments

BellesLettres A literary text is an artistic text, i.e, belles lettres, i.e., a text which is aesthetic, i.e., which creates beauty and provokes emotions using words. We could define literature: writing which has claim to consideration on the ground of beauty of form or emotional effect

TheCanonization we can observe a great density of literary resources: similes, parallelisms, ellipsis, etc. at the level of microstyle, in the domain of the sentence, the paragraph, or the short poem. Other texts,

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Posted by on Dec 23, 2019 in Language | 0 comments

Revision List for Midterm exam

1)        Why we need historical study of IR theory?

History of IR provide us various information to find some systemic explanation and to generalise knowledge about IR

●History of any discipline is important to self-understanding.

●To explain how IR is viewed by other disciplines

●This historic vision can provide us a special attention to specific events and processes

●History might be seen as an illustration of theoretical concepts.


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Posted by on Dec 3, 2019 in Language | 0 comments

LITERARY LANGUAGE: 
-Lyrical Genre:
  • EPIC: It tells the stories of great events that have happened to the main character. 
  • DRAMA: Plays written through dialogue and meant to be represented. In them the author creates many conflicts
-Lyrical Subgenres: 
  • Ode: A lyrical composition in verse about a noble topic.
  • Hymn: A solemn composition that deals with patriotic feelings, as well as religious or war-themed.
  • Elegy: A composition that expresses feelings of pain when faced with disgrace.
  • Eclogue: A poetic
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