Sunday, July 11, 2010

Membuat Program Tanggal di Java

Lagi duduk2 sambil nunggu final piala dunia,,, tiba2 kepikiran untuk posting... Kali ini mw buat "Program Tanggal di Java", disini saya membuat programnya dengan netbeans, sebenarnya gak jauh beda buat program java di netbeans n bukan netbeans, asalkan...
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Wednesday, July 7, 2010

Cara BackUp Driver

Beberapa hari yang lalu ditawarin instal ulang laptop, tapi dengan catatan drivernya gak da, jadi waktu otak-atik om goole coba2 nyari deh di Internet, driver untuk BackUp driver, eh.. ternyata ada, n lumayan software yang ditawarkan, salah satunya adalah software DriverMax3.4. DriverMax 3.4 termasuk software yang paling mudah dalam pengoperasiannya....
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Tuesday, July 6, 2010

Displaying an Object’s State

Being able to view the state of an object is vitally important to class development, client use, and code maintenance. Being forced to index and display individual values is too tedious and far too time-consuming. MATLAB provides a decent display mechanism for scalars, arrays, and structures. Our classes deserve no less. As we have seen, MATLAB does...
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Changing the Rules … in Appearance Only

Near the end of the previous chapter, I alluded to the fact that MATLAB gives us a way to tailor standard dot-reference syntax to suit the needs of our objects. In the eyes of our clients, dotreference tailoring makes an object look like a structure....
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Thursday, July 1, 2010

MATLAB’s Requirements

MATLAB forces very little on us in the way of requirements. This is both good and bad. To the good, it means that we have a lot of freedom to make the implementation match our particular need. It also means that we do not have to devote a lot of time...
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Group of Eight in Matlab

MATLAB object-oriented rules dictate only one required function for each class. In practice, there are eight functions so fundamental to MATLAB object-oriented programming that each warrants its own chapter. Apart from each other, any one from this group of eight would be easy to describe, design, and code. Toy classes rarely use more than two or three...
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