The store has three types of films. New releases – Price is PREMIUM_PRICE times number of days rented. Regular films – Price is BASIC_PRICE for the fist 3 days and then BASIC_PRICE times the number of days over 3 Old film - Price is BASIC_PRICE for the fist 5 days and then BASIC_PRICE times the number of days over 5 PREMIUM_PRICE is 4 EUR BASIC_PRICE is 3 EUR Write a program that calculates the price of rentals and have output similar to this: Matrix 11(New release) 1 days 4 EUR Spider man(Regular rental) 5 days 9 EUR Spider man 2(Regular rental) 2 days 3 EUR Out of africa(Old film) 7 days 9 EUR Total price : 25 EUR When returning films late Matrix 11(New release) 2 extra days 8 EUR Spider man(Regular rental) 1 days 3 EUR Total late charge: 11 EUR Bonus points Customers get bonus points when renting films
Variance is the difference between actual results and expected performance. Management by exception is the practice of focusing management attention on areas that are not operating as expected and devoting less time to areas operating as expected. Static budget, or master budget, is based on the level of output planned at the start of the budget period. Static-budget variance is the difference between the actual result and the corresponding budgeted amount. Flexible budget calculates budgeted revenues and budgeted costs based on the actual output in the budget period. Sales-volume variance is the difference between a flexible-budget amount ant the corresponding static-budget amount. Flexible-budget variance is the difference between an actual result and the corresponding flexible- budget amount. Selling price variance = (actual selling price-budgeted selling price)*actual units sold. Price variance is the difference between actual price and budgeted
The proposal, in his opinion, will make the babies "beneficial to the public" and "prevent those voluntary abortions, and that horrid practice of women murdering their bastard children. Alas! Too frequent among us, sacrificing the poor innocent babies" as well (54). Children are not representing anything, but a hot commodity there. Especially my attention was struck by the fact that the author incorporates a settlement system, when he calculates the costs for rearing and profit from the sale of poor women' babies. According to Swift, "a child just dropped from its dam may be supported by her milk for a solar year, with the little other nourishment: at most not above the value of two shillings" and he also believes that a healthy and delicious infant may easily be sold for 10 shillings, which means that "the mother will have 8s. net profit, and be fit for work till she produces another child" (53,55). The
Monitor also has a start function to collect data from the initial marking and also a stop function to collect data from the marking reached at the end of a simulation. A monitor has an associated set of places and/or transition. Collect data from markings reached during a simulation. Firstly, investigate data-packets amount in sender queue. Data collection monitors make repeated measurements/observations of quantities and calculates for data value (the regular average-the time average) Simulation replications in CPN Tools calculate performance measure estimates.
Washington, and Livingston, Louisiana, designed to detect gravitational waves--ripples in the fabric of space and time. Gravitational waves, predicted by Einstein's theory of general relativity but never directly observed, should be produced whenever immense masses shake and twist, as they do in the core of a supernova. If sound waves really are at work inside a collapsing star, it should vibrate only at certain frequencies, generating matching gravitational waves. Burrows calculates that for a supernova in or near our galaxy, the existing detectors could pick up these signals--clues to a big, big noise. Stars, it seems, really may go kaboom. Woosley, still in love with pyrotechnics, is delighted. "It's like God built the universe just for me." characters(without spaces) 13 400 characters(with spaces) 16 150
this new application as a macro for MS Word using source code written in Visual Basic. This means that the above mentioned "tool" which makes the reading speed calculations is just a macro programmed in Visual Basic for Word. The subtitles to be analyzed (including both the times and the set of characters) must be cop- ied with a specified format into the Word file containing the macro, which must be subsequently executed. This new application makes no assumption of any kind: it simply calculates the subtitle duration by deducting the cue-in time from the cue-out time, and it then counts the characters for any given subtitle. Based on these two intermediate © 2013. Fédération des Traducteurs (fit) Revue Babel All rights reserved 412 José Luis Martí Ferriol results, the code divides the latter by the former, thus obtaining a value expressed in CPS for each of the subtitles. As far as words, the piece of logic has been pro-
*/ public function setIdCode ($idCode) { $this->idCode = $idCode; } /** * Returns human ID code. * @return string human ID code */ public function getIdCode() { return $this->idCode; } /** * Returns human full name. * Full name contains firstname, familyname * and space character between them * * @return string human ID code */ public function getFullname() { return $this->firstname.' '.$this->familyname; } /** * Returns human gender. * Calculates human gender based on * ID code. If no ID code is set - * returns null * * @return null|string human gender (Male or Female) */ public function getGender() { if (is_null ($this->idCode)) return null; $genderNumber = substr ($this->idCode, 0, 1); if ($genderNumber % 2 == 0) { return 'Female'; } else { return 'Male'; } } /** * Returns human date of birth. * Calculates human birthday based on * ID code. If no ID code is set -
portion of the name. Much of the Masonic ritual is printed in that form: "Do u declr, upn ur honr, tt u r promptd to. . . ." Another corollary is that more text is needed to solve a low- redundancy cryptogram than one with a high-redundancy plaintext. Shannon has managed to quantify the amount of material needed to achieve a unique and unambiguous solution when the plaintext has a known degree of redundancy. He calls the number of letters the "unicity distance" (or "unicity point"), and he calculates it by means of a rather complicated formula. This formula naturally differs for different ciphers, but it always includes the redundancy as one of its terms. In his original paper, in which he considered the redundancy of English at only 50 per cent, Shannon found the unicity point for monoalphabetic substitution at 27 letters, for polyalphabetics with known alphabets at twice the period length, for those with unknown alphabets at 53 times the period