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Comments by Shaharyaar (Top 7 by date)
Shaharyaar
5-Jan-15 6:32am
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You are absolutely right that I wrote "Why do we call CPU the most intellectual component of computers". But in the next line I also wrote "What is logic behind it".
I think first of all I should focus on programming language which I am learning then I will go for further learning on different aspects of computers. Anyway, I think you are right because as a Beginner to Programming Language, I am wasting my on learning these things.
Thank You Sergey!
Shaharyaar
5-Jan-15 6:31am
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Happy New Year to Both of You and your Family! :)
Shaharyaar
4-Jan-15 14:23pm
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You have big career in Computer Science that's why you give me your qualitative according your experience.
As I wrote before writing these three Question that "My Questions are related with each other". So, as we know CPU is not able to know the semantics and syntax of Program directly, we use compiler so that CPU can implement source code or program. One more thing is that processor aids in the functioning of Machine as other components do. But my point is that how these all components including compiler work knowing each other functionality. For example, a person who speaks Spanish can't understand Russian Language. Similarly how these components collaborate so that efficient system is formed.
My problem is not that which part of machine is most intellectual. In addition, I wrote what type of language is used for making CPU, Processor and Compiler, in line from word 'type', I meant that what kind of language is used such as OOP Language, Functional Language and Logical Programming Language.
I think you didn't understand my questions properly but don't worry. I think I should ask questions with proper and easy detail.
Shaharyaar
4-Jan-15 13:29pm
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Thanks for Answer!
Shaharyaar
4-Jan-15 13:24pm
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It means, the whole system depends on its different components for efficient functioning. And Compilers are basically computer programs which can be made in their own computer programs. For Example, when Java Developer add new features to their Language they have to make compiler able to compile them for this purpose they can enhance javac (Java Compiler) in Java Language itself.
Shaharyaar
15-Dec-14 15:32pm
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I have read different type of definitions regarding polymorphism. Someone defined it as "Ability of Object to respond to the same message with different answers".
While some say that "Methods or interface is building block in concept of Polymorphism". So, should I go to the responding of Objects or to the Interface?
Shaharyaar
14-Dec-14 5:57am
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I made it a bit Broader but i think it still needs several improvements.
Interface : Interface uses Abstraction and Encapsulation principle, structures the traits of Object but does not independently implement itself rather remains just accessible Part.
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