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Final Exam Review Spring 2004: Crossword

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so I read all of chapter 3 again page to page and I still can't figure out what the property of well-defined fxns that makes it so that the fxn only does one thing (only has one goal). A "program" only has one goal, essentially, but that's not a propoerty of a fxn. A heirarchy is what happens when there are multiple functions that do only one thing, but that's a result of one-goaled fxns, not a property of well-defined, uni-goaled fxns. My last guess was top-down design, simply because it fit and the second letter is an "o" (which looks like that's what it should be right now), but that's a method of design, not a property. I've been looking for this one particular answer for quite some time, can anyone point me in the right direction? Thanks. Karin Bowman
Think about what we said made functions good. Mark Guzdial

do you mean the name, so that people can understand the program better (since humans, not computers, read the text)?
So far I have...
across
1=polymorphism (pg 309)
2=object (216)
6=encapsulation (309)
9=recursion (297)
down/u
1=protocol (232)
4=cell (305)
7=SQL (258)
8=aggregation (309)
11=URL (233)
If any of these are wrong or if anyone can nudge me in the right direction for 5 & 10 down and 12 across, it would be much appreciated. 5 down seems like it should be database, but that doesn't work. And 12 across seems like it should be method, but that doesn't work either. Thank you!Karin Bowman
is 5 "encoding"?
aha!!
12 across=filter
10 down=modular
5 down=internet : ) Karin Bowman
awesome...funny though, how we've never talked about modular or filter before.....
Hmm, perhaps you missed those lectures? Filter is on slide 6 of http://coweb.cc.gatech.edu:8888/uploads/cs1315/910/functional-programming.ppt and modular is on slide 27 of http://coweb.cc.gatech.edu:8888/uploads/cs1315/910/functions.ppt. But those latter lectures were probably too confusing to attend... Mark Guzdial

Normally a straight shooter, my colleague Mark Guzdial is resorting to irony. It must be the weather – which was forecast in today's Atlanta paper (incorrectly, I might add) as being "as dry as British humor". I for one did talk about modularization and well-organized code several times, and filter was one of the few topics that survived in the shortened post-quiz lecture on functional programming – the one I shamelessly continued until 2:59pm. Colin Potts
So whoever thinks they need to listen to this advice is welcome to take it or leave it... being rude and synical towards students doesn't really encourage us to want to learn. It actually does the opposite and makes us begrudge you for being a smartA when it might not come so easily to us.
haha... some people are funny, others are touchy....either way...i enjoy
thanks for pointing out where we talked about those. I have been to all the lectures, but honestly don't remember that stuff. I could have been day dreaming, cause sometimes is REALLY had not to...
What's the difference between the Internet and the World Wide Web?
The Internet is a network of networks, and includes many protocols such as those for email and file transfer (FTP). The World Wide Web is a set of protocols and standards (especially around HTTP and HTML) that allow for hypertext access to many resources on the Internet. Mark Guzdial

8 down; aggregation
5 down= internet
Potts owned that softy.


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