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m sinputdlg.m
function answer=sinputdlg(prompt,title,lineNo,defaults,special)
% sinputdlg - special input dialog for tstool
error(nargchk(4,5,nargin));
load secfile
ScreenSize=get(0,'
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cpp fig10_41.cpp
/**
* Compute Fibonacci numbers as described in Chapter 1.
*/
int fibonacci( int n )
{
if( n
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inc pingpong.inc
# -*- Fundamental -*-
#
# (C) Michel Arboi 2003
#
#
# "ping pong" is possible with any service. However, it is really dangerous
# against chargen or echo. Some "simple services" do not answer if th
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rb oneline_to_mox.rb
#!/usr/bin/env ruby
#
# Convert simple one-line-per-question quiz files to MoxQuiz compatible syntax.
#
# The only requirements for this script to work is that the question and answer are on the same
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java yesnodialog.java
import java.awt.*;
import java.awt.event.*;
public class YesNoDialog extends WorkDialog {
private Button yesButton;
private Button noButton;
private boolean answer = false
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txt exercise5a.txt
Prerequisites: Exercise 4
Direction: Use a word processor (Microsoft Word) to answer the questions in the exercise.
Question1. XML and HTML
One necessary component to facilitate electronic comme
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m psnr.m
function PSNR(A,B)
% PURPOSE: To find the PSNR (peak signal-to-noise ratio) between two
% intensity images A and B, each having values in the interval
% [0,1]. The answer is in deci
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txt boot sector ntfs.txt
template "Boot Sector NTFS"
// Template by Paul Mullen, pcguru@the-answer.com
// last modified Jul 16, 2000
// To be applied to sector 0 of an NTFS-formatted
// logical drive or to the mirror
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m wpsnr.m
function f = WPSNR(A,B,varargin)
% This function computes WPSNR (weighted peak signal-to-noise ratio) between
% two images. The answer is in decibels (dB).
%
% Using contrast sensitivity functio