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1000 tulosta hakusanalla Ada Ari; Yulia Tomenko
Ada is the programming language of choice for high integrity software systems and is used extensively in industries such as transportation and aerospace. Special features of the book include: Object-oriented programming, concurrency, and embedded and real-time systems are emphasized. Ada for Software Engineers explains the language concepts and the terminology of the standards document, the Ada Reference Manual (ARM). Extracts from the ARM are used throughtout and there are extensive cross references to the ARM. A comprehensive glossary and technical quizzes assist the reader in developing the ability to use the ARM as a practical reference. Comparisons with familiar languages like C and Java are given to facilitate the transition to Ada. The features of Ada 2005 are used routinely, but they are carefully identified, so that programmers using Ada 95 will also find the textbook useful. The companion website contains the full source code of nearly 100 case studies and 100 technical quizzes.
Augusta Ada Byron, Countess of Lovelace, was the daughter of Lord Byron and a close friend to many of the leading figures of the Victorian era; based on her report on Charles Babbage's Analytical Engine she is also generally known as the inventor of the science of computer programming. In this engrossing biography, Dorothy Stein strips away the many layers of myth to reveal a story far more dramatic and fascinating than previous accounts have indicated.Dorothy Stein is a psychologist with a special interest in thought and language and a background in physics and computer programming. She has taught courses in nineteenth-century women's history and in the biology and psychology of sex differences, and is particularly concerned with the use of myth in science.
Ada is the story of a woman and her environment, her human and canine family, her art, her dreams, her nightmares, her life. The story is one that any woman or man who has lived into their fifties, or knows someone who has, can appreciate. We all want Ada to succeed.
I decided to put this book together so that my family might know some of their rich heritage. The events in this book are all true. I really don't know the time sequence of the events, but they all took place between 1910 and 1916. Gramps daughter Ada, my mother-in-law, told me some of these stories, but most of them came from Gramps. As you read the book, keep in mind that they didn't have the conveniences of our day such as electricity, radio, TV, washing machines, motor vehicles, etc., at least not on their farm. I hope you will be blessed by this book of remembrances.
You will get to know true family life watching Ada Marshall growing into adulthood. You will laugh with her, cry with her and you will love her through all her trials. She's a daughter, a sister, a wife, and a mother.
Ada who is she? She was taken as a baby. The King and Queen are not what they seem, From a baby, to a toddler, to a youth, to a teen. Although mistreated, neglected and ignored, She has all the riches in the world and much much more. Still it seems this is not enough, It's love she wants, not all the stuff. As she grows into a beautiful young lady, She becomes more wise and realise people are acting rather shady. She starts to see she is not the same, But will she find her true self again?
When Ada Anand is given a very special gift for her fifteenth birthday she has no idea that, in regaining what terrorists took from her years ago, she will show the entire city of Pacifica what it truly means to be a hero.Set in the Pacific Northwest nearly two centuries from now, Ada: Solstice Volition is equal parts dark and light-hearted, punctuated with humor and cinematic action.Ada: Solstice Volition is the first book in the Ada series. IndieReader Approved 4.9/5 stars"Verdict: Author Michael J. Fleming creates an unforgettable cast in this dystopian story of teens in a world that is, by turns, excessively courteous and violent. Like the young heroine who flies across its cover, ADA: SOLSTICE VOLITION soars." Alicia Rudnicki for IndieReader
Newly famous and burdened with responsibility, Ada Anand has to actually become the hero the people of Pacifica believe her to be if she is to survive her skills demonstration at the international peace summit with Beijing Prime.Reflective and revelatory, Ada: Aegis Default explores Pacifica's darkest secrets, blurring the lines between reality and illusion as Ada's resolve is put to the ultimate test.Ada: Aegis Default is the second book in the Ada series.
In the aftermath of Ada Anand's violent murder, Aisling Connors has become the most powerful girl in Pacifica but even she can't stop the invisible threats against her life, the impending war with Beijing Prime, or the invasion of fantastic creatures from another world.Ada: Revenant Artifact raises the bar for ultraviolence, intrigue, and heroism once again in this epic conclusion that proves when all hope is lost, hope may find you.Ada: Revenant Artifact is the third book in the Ada series.
To coincide with a tour of the play in 2018-19 • Play about Ada Lovelace, the first computer and AI today • Suitable for schools, colleges and youth groups. • Offers good roles for girls/women to perform relating to STEM subjects
Ada Morgan has finished university and is heading home... or she would be if she had a home to return to.In the time she's been away, her mum has upped sticks and sold their beautiful house in London, moving to an upmarket apartment in Cornwall. While Louisa is desperate for Ada to feel at home in this swanky new flat, she is also in the throes of a new relationship and distracted, to say the least.Luckily, Ada's gran Elise lives just a few streets away - and while she might be in her nineties, she's definitely not your average grandma. Inevitably, though, the years are catching up with her, and Ada finds herself desperate for company of her own age. Her best friend Clara is as loved up as her mum, and in any case she's miles away. And while Ada is eager for a visit from Archie (who she definitely, probably, isn't falling for), Louisa isn't keen. Ada is increasingly frustrated; she had just begun to find her feet and her independence and now her mum is telling her what to do. It doesn't help that Louisa seems to be pushing Ada towards her friend Josh, who just happens to be a boy.It feels like she's taken two steps forward only to fall three steps back. With no plans, no boyfriend, and no place to call her own, Ada has come to a crossroads in her life. But how does she decide which way to go?Preceded by Elise, Maggie and Louisa, this fourth Connections book brings Ada's story into the spotlight, while drawing on those readers have already come to know and (mostly ) love.
