Dim the Math™
The Battle of the 'Binaries' V the 'Decimals'
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;where binary="BaseTwo" and decimal="BaseTen"
Key: How many iterations of each descending power of ‘The Base’ or ‘El quaida’ does your instant value hold?
For example, in “base ten” the ‘intValue=316′ represents three iterations of the ‘ten to the two power’ (300), one iteration of the ‘ten to the first power’ (10) and six iterations of the ‘ten to the zero power’ (6) for a distinct “base ten” value expressed in the serial accumulation of the number of iterations of each subsequent descending power of the base after deciphering what maximum power of the base expressed in the maximum of all base-digits (0 through 9) your value can indeed hold without spilling over the brim of the value.
The same value expressed in “base two” returns one iteration of the ‘two to the eigth power’ (256), zero iterations of the ‘two to the seventh power’ (0), zero iterations of the two to the sixth power (0), one iteration of the ‘two to the fifth power’ (32), one iteration of the ‘two to the forth power’ (16), one iteration of the ‘two to the third power’ (8), one iteration of the ‘two to the second power’ (4), zero iterations of the ‘two to the first power’ (0) and zero iterations of the ‘two to the zero power’ (0) for a distinct “base two” value expressed in the serial accumulation of the zero ‘false(s)’ or the one ‘true(s)’ of each subsequent descending power of the base after deciphering what maximum power of the base expressed in the maximum of all base-digits (0 through 1) your value can indeed hold without spilling over the brim of the value.
Therefore, the base ten value “3″ “1″ “6″ corresponds to the base two value of “1″ “0″ “0″ “1″ “1″ “1″ “1″ “0″ “0″
CON_CAT_E_NATION
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Key: The art of combining one or more ‘Dim strData As String’ with an ‘ampersand’ (&)
Dim strOne As String
Dim strTwo As String
Dim strResults As String
strResults = strOne & strTwo
MessageBox.Show("Results" & strResults, "Concatenation")
INLINE CON_CAT_E_NATION
Dim the Math™
Key: The art of combining a ‘Dim strLiteral As String’ and the ‘serial accumulation’ of a base “X” numeral ‘As Integer’ with an ‘ampersand’ (&)
Dim intVar As Integer
intVar=101
MessageBox.Show("This is a string literal plus an Integer" _
& intVar, "Concatenate Inline")
MATHEMATICAL OPERATIONS
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Key: Here are example ways both ‘long’ and ‘short’ to express mathematical operations in Visual Basic ( VB )
Addition
Dim intVariable As Integer intVariable=16 intVariable=intVariable+8 intVar+=8
Subtraction
Dim intVariable As Integer intVariable=11 intVariable=intVariable-2 intVar-=2
Multiplication
Dim snglVariable As Single snglVariable=10 snglVariable=snglVariable*3 snglVar*=3
Division
Dim dblVariable As Double dblVariable=1024 dblVariable-dblVariable/5 dblVar/=5
;where 'Dim intVariable As Integer' = <intVariable prefix="int" type="integer" verbosity="whole_number" />
;where 'Dim snglVariable As Single' = <snglPrecision prefix="sngl" type="single" verbosity="single_precision_floating_point_number_ accuracy_one_penny_330000" />
;where 'Dim dblVariable As Double' = <dblPrecision prefix="dbl" type="double" verbosity="double_precision_floating_point_number_ accuracy_one_penny_forty_five_trillion" />
BONUS QUESTION AND ANSWER
Pregunta: ¿
Why is a ‘byte’ expressed in terms of kb=”1024″ rather than a more human sounding and rounded-off kb=”1000″?
Respuesta: Porque un
‘byte’ measures exactly an eight ‘bit’ array of computer memory set aside for the computer to ‘switch’ each of the respective eight ‘cells’ or ‘bits’ on (1=true) or off (0=false).
Following the ‘boolean’ logic of this trick, the computer prefers ALL info and data to be ultimately processed using the base two numeral system.
Hence the value ‘kilobyte’ kb=”1024″, a representation of a thousand bytes of information or data, is actually an iteration of one instance of ‘two to the 10th power’, zero instances of ‘two to the ninth power’, zero instances of ‘two to the eighth power’, zero instances of ‘two to the seventh power’, zero instances of ‘two to the sixth power’, zero instances of ‘two to the fifth power’, zero instances of ‘two to the forth power’, zero instances of ‘two to the third power’, zero instances of ‘two to the second power’, zero instances of ‘two to the first power’ and zero instances of ‘two to the zero power’ or “1″ “0″ “0″ “0″ “0″ “0″ “0″ “0″ “0″ “0″ “0″.
And, finally for our really ‘expansive’ minded students out there in TV land who think grand thoughts about the cosmos and consider ‘steps’ to be in terms of ‘tens of light-years’ in height, we also have ‘megabytes’ or MB=”one instance of ‘two to the twentieth power’, et al” and ‘gigabytes’ or GB=”one instance of ‘two to the thirtieth power’, et al” and ‘terabytes’ or TB=”one instance of ‘two to the fortieth power’, et al” and ‘petabytes’ or PB=”one instance of ‘two to the fiftieth power’, et al”
NOTE
: A computer stores all ‘integer’ type variables in a respective standard ’32-bit’ or ’4-byte’ slot of memory storage.
It is therefore ok to release such memory slots in your program when you are done using the ‘integer’ and you may ‘overwrite’ the memory slot with a new ‘integer’ type variable as your program flows and all past values are no longer needed or used.
However, to ‘Dim’ a five digit numeral ‘As string’, for example, requires unicode mapping equal to “16-bits’ or ’2-byte’ per character, which corresponds to a less efficient ’80-bit’ or ’10-byte’ memory slot for a five-character (digit) value ‘As String’
On the other hand, ‘single-precision’ floating point numerals ‘As Single’ do take up the same amount of space ’32-bit’ ‘As Integer’, or ’4-byte’ whereas ‘double-precision’ floating point numerals ‘As Double’ take up ‘double’ the memory space ’64-bit’ or ’8-byte’ as the type of the numeral implies.
Next up…You call a method, and pass on a ‘para-meter’ of data.
Remember, in Visual Basic ( VB ) ‘sub(s)’ do not generate a ‘value’ whereas ‘functions’ do!
This article was written by Robert Hempaz, Phd. Trichometry™ after reviewing the digital publication ‘Beginning Visual Basic 2005, Chapter 3′ by Thearon Willis and National Geographic dot com.
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Microsoft Office Live Small Business (OLSB) Google Crawler Web-site Verification <meta> Tag Work-Around
There is a work-around method available that will bypass the default generation of .aspx pages by Microsoft Office Live.
You can access the tag of your ‘default.aspx’ web-site home page via the ‘keyword’ entry form located in the properties module of your ‘default.aspx’ web-site home page via the page manager.
This method will allow you to append your received Google <meta> content="string" as a suffix to the following line of code:
‘%22%20%2F%3E%3Cmeta name=%22verify-v1%22 content=%22′
For example, as follows;
‘%22%20%2F%3E%3Cmeta name=%22verify-v1%22 content=%22xoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxox=’
Simply add your new compound string as a ‘keyword’ after the comma of your last listed ‘keyword’.
There is a ‘keyword’ character entry limit to the properties module of your default.aspx web-site home page, so beware…
You may have to delete a few previously worthless ‘keyword’(s) to free up space and to make your work-around effective.
In addition, caution is required when reviewing your received Google <meta> content="string".
If your received Google <meta> content="string" contains a ‘+’ character (the plus sign), you will need to replace (the plus sign) with it’s hexadecimal equivalent of ‘%2B’, single quotes excluded, of course.
Give it a whirl, go back to verify your web-site at the Google Webmasters Tools section and (hopefully) you will achieve ‘smooth sailing’ !
If you see the text ‘Googlebot has successfully accessed your home page’ then pages from your site will be included in Google’s index at your Google Webmasters Tools Dashboard.
Congratulations!
You have achieved ‘safe harbor’.
Now, to improve the ‘crawl’ both to and from your web-site, go to work on creating your XML sitemap(s) or your XML siteindex in order to give the incoming ‘searchbots’ a ‘root’ or ‘subdirectory’ path to your published content.
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