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Ada Programming/Libraries/Ada.Containers.Hashed Sets

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Ada Programming/Libraries/Ada.Containers.Indefinite Doubly Linked Lists

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User talk:Anayguy

thank you

I replied to your question on my talk page
Please see User talk:Xania for the reply to the question you recently asked me. Sorry for the late reply.--ЗAНИA talk 06:48, 28 February 2020 (UTC)

offline books I am writing
= boy as main =
 * I have one with a boy named Ali B. who is bi curious -
 * I have one with a boy named Jaime D.
 * I have one with a boy named Blake C.
 * I have one with a boy named Aaron N.
 * I have one with a boy named Billy K. (but is a crossdresser and girl name is kyoko)

= boy as main (foreign) =

 * I have one with a boy named Aubrey Van Hoose(Dutch)

= cousins =

 * I have one with two cousins Laurellee Gardner and Velvaleen Turley (both long ponytail blondes) middle school cheerleaders

= family as main =

 * I have one with one sister named Evelyn another sister(twins) named Leigh and their brother Sammie Lee M. (southern) who is tortured by his older sisters all three go to catholic school
 * I have with a dad, mom, and 4 daughters named Becky(15y/o), Emily(13y/o), Kelly(8y/o) and Abby(5y/o) along with one son Chris(7y/o) all red hiar

= family as main(foreign) =
 * I have one with a brother named Emil Christensen and a sister named Katrine Christensen(got pic) (Scandinavian) got pic
 * I have one with a poor family of four sisters (Korean) Bang Min-a, Bang Jin-young, Bang Da-young and Bang Chae-young(who sells kids for money) (who are bought by same guy) age range 4 -13 got pic notes
 * I have one with a sister named Yaa(got pic) (Th) and brother named Kojo (M) Abbey (Ghanaian)

= foreign =
 * I have one with a girl from Romania named Maria Cristina Gheorghe

= multiple girls as main =
 * I have one with three Amish girls named Rebecca Bixler (br), Sarah Gerber (blk) and  Elizabeth Steiner (br) (all friends) whose buggy breaks got pic book being typed
 * I have one with two girls named Milana Lysova & Laura Rico tennis players and cheerleaders high school book being typed
 * I have one with three girls named Dawnelle Benson(r), Laurellee Gardner(bl) and Velvaleen Turley(bl) and one boy named Lauel Larsen(bl) (Mormon) all friends with long ponytails book being typed

= native American as main =
 * I have one with a girl named Lenna Catawnee (native American) who strays from her tribe and I find her at bus station -

= single girl as main =
 * I have one with a girl named Amberleigh D. deals with a bullying issues (for 7 years with a girl named Katie(same girl scout troop) but gets backs at her using her little sister Kelly)
 * I have one with a girl named Ashley Michelle A. (who is a redhead)
 * I have one with a girl named Meredith Lynn T. who is fat and only 5'
 * I have one with a girl named Winnie H.
 * I have one with a girl named Avigail Funk(jewish)(Semi-Jewish surname)
 * I have one with a girl named Chloe J. (a coming of age story) redhead who hides a backpack and a suitcase on wheels in a parking garage at a street fair that this guy attends - book being typed
 * I have one with a girl named Hattie T.
 * I have one with a girl named Vada C. book being typed
 * I have one with a girl named Viola R.
 * I have one with a girl named Stassy R.

= single girl as main (foreign) =

 * I have one with a girl named Ogechikamma Dike(Igbo)(Nigerian) who ends up getting married black hair curly got pic

 * I have one with a girl named Janna Van Winkle (Dutch) got pic redhead
 * I have one with a girl named Preaw Sripatrprasite (college golfer) (Thai) got pic notes
 * I have one with a girl named Dorka Juhász (Hungary)got pic basketball player

= twins as main =

 * I have one with sister named Abby(redhead) and brother named Mason (burnette) book being typed

= twins as main (foreign) =

 * I have one with twins named Yamamoto(last name) Kami and Kana (Japanese) both girls who get lost at amusement park got pic
 * I have one with twin girls named Maoi and Mayet Mendoza (Filipino)got pic book being typed

= Unusual name as main =
 * I have one with a girl named Arnoldine(that is arnoldine) C.(Unusual name)(long ponytail red head) book being typed

(Anayguy (discuss • contribs) 14:01, 5 March 2020 (UTC))User:Anayguy(Anayguy (discuss • contribs) 14:01, 5 March 2020 (UTC)).

= useful info =

 * https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Age_of_consent#Americas
 * https://www.worldatlas.com/articles/age-of-consent-around-the-world.html
 * https://www.pubertytoosoon.com/puberty-signs?cid=ppc_ppd_msft_Lupron_PEDs_DA_2019_whats_the_normal_age_of_puberty_Exact_USLUPR190179&msclkid=0731750a9a47176c9e702b6833d9fd8a
 * https://guff.com/this-is-what-the-amish-wear-and-why
 * https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shoe#Types
 * https://www.quora.com/Why-dont-women-wear-boxers
 * https://www.healthline.com/health/mental-health/age-regression
 * https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Age_regression_in_therapy#External_links
 * https://www.thetalko.com/15-times-you-can-and-should-go-commando/
 * https://www.livestrong.com/article/328220-the-average-height-and-weight-by-age/
 * https://www.swap.com/size-chart/faded-glory/
 * http://www.exploring-amish-country.com/amish-dating.html
 * http://nationalclothing.org/america/81-native-american-indians/43-traditional-clothing-of-native-american-indians.html
 * https://www.diffen.com/difference/Leggings_vs_Tights
 * https://www.quora.com/Is-a-36D-bra-size-considered-big-for-an-18-year-old-woman
 * https://www.answers.com/Q/What_is_the_average_teen's_bra_size
 * https://www.healthline.com/health/mens-health/average-penile-length-by-age-16
 * https://www.babycenter.com/babyNamerSearch.htm?gender=FEMALE&includeExclude=EXCLUDE&excludeLimit=100
 * https://www.blitzresults.com/en/girls-sizes/
 * https://www.name-generator.org.uk/kdrp8jp/suggested-names-for-business-about-reading-emailing-and-baking.html
 * https://www.quora.com/Why-dont-most-women-like-men-to-ejaculate-inside-them

settings

 * high school grades 9-12
 * middle school grades 7-8
 * park
 * house
 * movie theater
 * bus station
 * airport
 * elementary school grades k-4
 * college
 * mall
 * fast food
 * intermediate school grades 5-6

Anayguy (discuss • contribs) 15:45, 6 March 2020 (UTC)User:AnayguyAnayguy (discuss • contribs) 15:45, 6 March 2020 (UTC)

clothing

 * typical for today (unless otherwise stated) and age range including uniforms like girl scout, cheerleader, school, sports and leotards(for dance and /or gymnastics)
 * shoes athletic, flats and heels(all kinds) etc
 * all types of underwear, socks and swimwear too

working titles

 * Adventures of Lenna book being typed
 * Coming of Chloe book being typed
 * The Coming Out of Ali
 * The Discovery of Kyoko
 * Balls or Pom-Poms for Milana & Laura book being typed
 * Here comes Hattie
 * Lost with Kami & Kana (2 books) -
 * Big Hose (Van Hoose)
 * Hope for no Winkles(Van Winkle)
 * Young Wedding(Ogechikamma Dike) -
 * Amberleigh's Revenge
 * Confused Meredith Lynn -
 * Sammie Lee's torture
 * Maria's American love
 * Jaime becoming Jenny's slave -
 * Arnoldine's unusual sexual encounters - book being typed
 * Yaa and Kojo fun time -
 * Abby and Mason's curious time - book being typed
 * Time to Bang Korea - notes
 * Vada's sneaky encounters - book being typed
 * Preaw's house calls - notes
 * Fun with Pom-Poms(Laurellee Gardner and Velvaleen Turley)
 * Lauel Becoming Ann-Toy book being typed
 * E & K Fun with Snow & Water(Emil & Katrine)
 * Young Island Wedding(Filipino) - book being typed
 * Dorka chasing balls
 * The ups and downs with the Amish - book being typed
 * Camp Time will lead into below series
 * Fun in Lesexgaqer -

possible series

 * Lost with Kami & Kana at least 4 books
 * Young Wedding
 * Confused Meredith Lynn at least 6 books
 * Jaime becoming Jenny's slave at least 5 books
 * Arnoldine's unusual sexual encounters at least 5 books working on book 4
 * Yaa and Kojo fun time
 * Abby and Mason's curious time at least 3 books
 * Time to Bang Korea at least 4 books in each subset(one for each girl)
 * Vada's sneaky encounters working on book 1
 * Preaw's house calls
 * Young Island Wedding(Filipino)
 * The ups and downs with the Amish/Master Plan (Amish) at least 4 books working on book 1
 * Fun in Lesexgaqer book being typed

themes

 * Ali's is 11
 * Billy's is 11
 * Sammie Lee's is 9
 * Amberleigh's is 9
 * Preaw"s are 2,7,10 and 11
 * Hattie's is 10

themes based on Anayguy (discuss • contribs) 15:54, 7 March 2020 (UTC)User:AnayguyAnayguy (discuss • contribs) 15:54, 7 March 2020 (UTC)

LGBTQ
books listed below cover this

 * The Coming Out of Ali
 * Confused Meredith Lynn
 * Arnoldine's unusual sexual encounters
 * The Discovery of Kyoko
 * Lauel Becoming Ann-Toy book being typed
 * Balls or Pom-Poms for Milana & Laura book being typed

new clothing

 * capall used in lesexgaqer series
 * b string used in lesexgaqer series
 * shories used in lesexgaqer series

= other books/writings =

these listed below are other writings/books

bible

 * fix grammar in kjv

quotes

 * listed over on wikiquote (now 3)

short stories

 * Becky by the Alley (wrote 3/9/20)

poems

 * Baby

dictionary

 * my own slang dictionary by topic book being typed (NF)
 * my own dictionary book being typed (NF)
 * tfd dictionary and thesaurus
 * idiom book
 * grammar book
 * Holidays

the free dictionary
added list below
 * BC - big cock
 * BC - black cock
 * BG - Baby Girl
 * BG - Bisexual Girl
 * BB - Bisexual Boy
 * LOVE - lots of varying emotions
 * NFB -no fly boxers (my own)
 * NFU - no fly underwear (my own)
 * NFP - no fly panties (my own)
 * kwif -•misspelling / alternate spelling of "queef".
 * muff puff - •the expulsion of air from a vagina; "vaginal fart"; "queef".
 * puffer - •air released from the vagina; "vaginal fart".
 * pussy fart - •to silently expel air from the vagina. (not added)
 * queaf -noun - #1•the expulsion of air from a vagina. Colloquially, "a vaginal fart."
 * queaf -noun - #2 •a general insult.
 * queaf -verb- •to expel air from one's vagina.
 * queif -•misspelling of queef.
 * quief - #1 to expel air from the vagina.
 * quief - #2 •a vaginal fart.
 * vart - noun - •the release of air from the vagina. (not added)
 * vart - verb - •to release air from the vagina; "fart vaginally".(not added)

acronymfinder.com

 * B - Bellator business/org
 * BB - Bisexual Boy
 * BC - big cock
 * BC - black cock
 * BG - Baby Girl
 * BG - Bisexual Girl
 * byob - bring your own bag
 * byob - bring your own beer
 * byon - bring your own number
 * byop - bring your own phone
 * IW - Impact Wrestling business
 * JUK - Jewels under knickers
 * LOVE - lots of varying emotions (COMMON)
 * pts - pre teen sex
 * tb - teen baby
 * tbl - teen baby lover
 * tg - teen girl
 * tg - transgirl/tgirl
 * ts - teen sex
 * UFC - ultimate fighting championship business/org

definition-of.com

 * apping (Verb) using an app or downloading an app
 * COVID-19 (Noun) the deadly virus going around now
 * cumpie (noun) a hole filled with cum
 * cunt (noun) pussy
 * decherried (Adjective) non-virgin
 * decherry (verb) to lose one's virginity
 * leaf fuck - expression- fucking in the woods in the fall or whenever there are dead leaves around
 * roundy round (noun) 1 nascar
 * roundy round (noun) 2 indycar
 * roundy round (noun) 3 auto racing
 * sissy (Noun) submissive
 * sissy (Adj) submissive
 * slit lover - noun - pussy lover
 * slush (Noun) 1. slut  submitted together
 * slush (Noun) 2. whore submitted together
 * slush (Noun) 3. cum lover
 * skirtall - noun- a pair of overalls combined with a skirt
 * snake - noun- another name for the penis
 * spermatophobia (Noun) fear of semen or cum
 * train (Verb) lining up one behind the other
 * boi - noun- slang another way of spelling boy
 * fire medic (noun) firefighter who is a paramedic
 * muff puff - •the expulsion of air from a vagina; "vaginal fart"; "queef".
 * Phagophobia (Noun) fear of swallowing
 * shortall - noun- a pair of overalls combined with shorts

songs

 * Amanda panda (unpublished) pre feb 2013
 * the NASCAR song (unpublished) 2016 version
 * The NASCAR song (unpublished) 2017 version

sermons

 * homosexuality

biography

 * my own (NF) book being typed

foreign language

 * Akan 2
 * Greek 1
 * Hebrew 2
 * Igbo 3
 * Irish 1
 * Korean 15
 * Portugese 1
 * Spanish 1

= generator(name-generator.org.uk) =

business

 * Arnold Jr and Co
 * Arnold Jr And Cameron, Associates

characters

 * Suki Christiana Ball is a 18-year-old
 * Laura Christiana Superhalk 27
 * Carla Maud Trescothik 19
 * Zoe Alison Parkes 21
 * Meghan Gomez is a 18-year-old teenager
 * Vada Cooper is a 16-year-old teenager
 * Charity Morwenna Doop is a 22 year old
 * Charity Morwenna Doop Charity is a skoliosexual nonbinary person who was born a woman

Charity is attracted to nonbinary people.

Charity was born female. They define as a nonbinary. They changed their name from Sarah to Charity when they was 15.
 * Mavis Felicity Connor 15y/o
 * Chantal Kate Thornton 7 y/o
 * Kathy Nadine Jones is a nine-year-old child
 * charlotte Johnson 15 y/o who is dating vada nicole Cameron 16y/o
 * Gemma Doris Bishop

country

 * Zekyr Statesdaroon
 * Seyque Tiuscan Republic
 * Republic of Bonia
 * Vietcoslandsaso
 * Veslands

letter

 * Play Like Two Little Kittens

plot

 * the good lawyer wrote 3/17/2020

poems

 * Baby wrote 3/17/2020

short stories

 * Funny Alice Plumb wrote 3/17/2020

songs
= generator =
 * Uneasy (unpublished) wrote 3/17/2020

others (cool and fanasty ones)

= references =

A new proposal
Hi, there is currently a proposal at Wikibooks:Reading room/Proposals for non-admins to be given the ability of    and. Since you’ve been an active user on Wikibooks for the last thirty day, I thought you might join in by giving feedback/opinion or amendments. Thank you so much for your time Synoman Barris (discuss • contribs) 12:49, 14 September 2020 (UTC)

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User talk:AlexFinch2002

 Alex's Talk Page

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Talk:OCaml

There are already 4 de facto books on OCaml: 1.OCaml manual by Xavier Leroy, 2. Real World OCaml 3. Textbook used by cs3110 of Cornell 4.OCaml from the very beginning & More on OCaml. Still, there are something is missing which makes the language less accessible for normal mortals.Shenlebantongying (discuss • contribs) 21:15, 13 February 2020 (UTC)

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Ada Programming/Libraries/Ada.Containers.Indefinite Hashed Sets

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The Story of Rhodesia/Kingdom of Zimbabwe

Introduction
The Kingdom of Zimbabwe was a medieval kingdom that existed from 1220-1450. Archeologists suggest it was first established by settlers from the Kingdom of Mapungubwe. They brought with them artistic traditions, some of the only found in Mapungubwe and Great Zimbabwe.

Great Zimbabwe
The centre of the Kingdom was its capital - Great Zimbabwe. It was located near Lake Mutirikwe. The capital was constructed in the 11th century, and continued to be expanded until the 15th century. At its peak, it spanned an area of 1780 acres (7.2 square kilometres or 2.78 square mile) and housed 18,000 people.

Great Zimbabwe’s most famous structure, commonly referred to as “The Great Enclosure” (picture above), has walls the 11 m (36 ft) in height, extending approximately 250 m (820 ft), making it the largest ancient structures in Sub-Saharan Africa.

Trade
The Kingdom of Zimbabwe controlled the gold & ivory trade from the interior to the southeastern coast of Africa. They used a network that linked to Kilwa in present-day Tanzania. Archeologists have found Glass Beads from Persia, porcelain from China, and coins from Arabia. Artefacts like these are evidence of wider international trade of the Kingdom of Zimbabwe.

Decline
At around 1430 AD, Prince Nyatsimba Mutota of Great Zimbabwe founded the Kingdom of Mutapa and established a new royal dynasty. Mutapa started overshadowing The Kingdom of Zimbabwe. This was due to political instability in Zimbabwe, famine, and the exhaustion of Zimbabwe’s mines. By 1450, most of the kingdom had been abandoned. The Shona people were divided into kingdoms - the Kingdom of Mutapa ruling the north, and the Kingdom of Butua ruling the south.


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Talk:Oberon/A2

Repository update and correct link
The repository is referenced as ETH with a link to ETH main site, not specifically the current repository at: http://cas.inf.ethz.ch/projects/a2 or more specifically at: https://svn-dept.inf.ethz.ch/svn/lecturers/a2/trunk with user "infsvn.anonymous" using password "anonymous"

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Ada Programming/Libraries/Ada.Containers.Indefinite Ordered Maps

is a unit of the Predefined Language Environment since Ada 2005.

Specification
Key_Type Element_Type "" Left   Key_Type Right  Key_Type Boolean "" Left   Element_Type Right  Element_Type Boolean Preelaborate Indefinite_Ordered_Maps Equivalent_Keys Left   Key_Type Right  Key_Type Boolean Map Preelaborable_Initialization Map Cursor Preelaborable_Initialization Cursor Empty_Map  Map No_Element  Cursor "" Left   Map Right  Map Boolean Length Container  Map  Count_Type Is_Empty Container  Map  Boolean Clear Container   Map Key Position  Cursor  Key_Type Element Position  Cursor  Element_Type Replace_Element Container   Map Position       Cursor New_Item       Element_Type Query_Element Position  Cursor Process      Key       Key_Type Element  Element_Type Update_Element Container   Map Position       Cursor Process       Key           Key_Type Element   Element_Type Move Target   Map Source   Map Insert Container   Map Key            Key_Type New_Item       Element_Type Position      Cursor Inserted      Boolean Insert Container   Map Key            Key_Type New_Item       Element_Type Include Container   Map Key            Key_Type New_Item       Element_Type Replace Container   Map Key            Key_Type New_Item       Element_Type Exclude Container   Map Key            Key_Type Delete Container   Map Key            Key_Type Delete Container   Map Position    Cursor Delete_First Container   Map Delete_Last Container   Map First Container  Map  Cursor First_Element Container  Map  Element_Type First_Key Container  Map  Key_Type Last Container  Map  Cursor Last_Element Container  Map  Element_Type Last_Key Container  Map  Key_Type Next Position  Cursor  Cursor Next Position   Cursor Previous Position  Cursor  Cursor Previous Position   Cursor Find Container  Map Key        Key_Type Cursor Element Container  Map Key        Key_Type Element_Type Floor Container  Map Key        Key_Type Cursor Ceiling Container  Map Key        Key_Type Cursor Contains Container  Map Key        Key_Type Boolean Has_Element Position  Cursor  Boolean "" Left   Cursor Right  Cursor Boolean "" Left   Cursor Right  Cursor Boolean "" Left   Cursor Right  Key_Type Boolean "" Left   Cursor Right  Key_Type Boolean "" Left   Key_Type Right  Cursor Boolean "" Left   Key_Type Right  Cursor Boolean Iterate Container  Map Process       Position   Cursor Reverse_Iterate Container  Map Process       Position   Cursor Map Empty_Map  Map Cursor No_Element  Cursor AdaContainersIndefinite_Ordered_Maps

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Practical Electronics/IC/4049

The 4049 is a member of the 4000 Series CMOS range, and contains six independent  NOT gates, each with two inputs. The pinout diagram, given on the right, is the standard two-input CMOS logic gate IC layout:

 * Pin 1 is the positive power supply
 * Pin 8 is the ground
 * Pins 3, 5, 7, 9, 11 and 14 are gate inputs
 * Pins 2, 4, 6, 10, 12, and 15 are gate outputs

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User:Datariumrex

Interested in Wikibooks Cookbook and how to properly represent Wikibooks Cookbook recipes in Wikidata.

Inquiries regarding Wikibooks Cookbook and Wikidata:
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=separate cooking parts that can be used as part of a full dish=
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=full dishes / "collection of foods"=
 * Cookbook:Salmon with Rice and Sauce checked by me. WIP(work in progress)

=recipes performed=
 * 2020-03-20 I used, 119g of Romaine lettuce and 125g carrots where the intended weight was 100g.

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Cookbook:Salmon with Rice and Sauce

Ingredients

 * 250 g Atlantic salmon fillet (fresh or thawed)
 * 3 dl (300 ml) uncooked jasmine rice
 * 5.75 dl (575 ml) water
 * 1 dl (100 ml) crème fraîche
 * 0.5 dl (50 ml) hot sauce
 * 100 g carrots
 * 100 g frozen peas

Equipment

 * Colander or sieve
 * Cutting board
 * Knife
 * Peeler
 * Stock pot
 * Stovetop

Preparation

 * 1) If using frozen salmon, put the plastic-packaged fillets in the sink or a larger pot. Fill up the sink or pot with 40°C water so that the plastic salmon package floats. Let soak until thawed.
 * 2) Prepare the oven and set it to 170°C with heat source top and bottom.

Rice

 * 1) Place uncooked rice in stock pot.
 * 2) Fill the pot with cold water so the rice gets covered.
 * 3) Pour water and rice from pot into a sieve or colander. Let the strainer stay inside the sink. It is okay if some rice stays behind in the pot after all the water has drained.
 * 4) Transfer drained rice from strainer back into the stock pot using a large spoon. All remaining rice should end up in the pot.
 * 5) Add the water to the pot with the rice, stirring to combine. Make sure that all rice is in the water, and put on the pot lid.
 * 6) Put pot on stove over the highest heat. Check the rice regularly, and when the rice starts boiling reduce the heat to low. It should at most be at a low simmer.
 * 7) Cook for 20 minutes, until the water is absorbed and the rice is cooked.

Salad

 * 1) Place the carrots on the cutting board.
 * 2) Place kitchen knife and peeler on cutting board.
 * 3) Rinse the carrots under cold water.
 * 4) Peel the carrots.
 * 5) Cut the carrots in 4 equal in length pieces, and cut each one in the middle.
 * 6) Put carrots in an empty soup plate for salad.
 * 7) Put the frozen peas in a plate or soup bowl and thaw them in the strainer. Pour water on them so they will thaw quickly. Even just using cold water will still thaw them.

Salmon

 * 1) Once the salmon has fully thawed, open the container and drain off of any liquids it contains.
 * 2) Put the salmon in a cake pan.
 * 3) Wash your hands to remove the smell of salmon, and discard the salmon packaging.
 * 4) Put the crème fraîche in a bowl using a spoon, then let spoon stay in bowl.
 * 5) Add the hot sauce to the crème fraîche. Mix with spoon to make a mostly homogeneous sauce.
 * 6) Pour the sauce over the salmon in the cake tin, so the sauce fully covers the salmon.
 * 7) Put cake tin in preheated oven, and bake for 15 minutes.
 * 8) Serve the cooked salmon with the rice and prepared salad.

Notes, tips, and variations
The following ingredients can be substituted for the standard ingredients of this recipe:
 * Any kind of salmon
 * Romaine lettuce instead of peas—cut the lettuce in 1 cm pieces and proceed with recipe.

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User talk:Datariumrex

Hello, please take a moment to familiarise yourself with the naming conventions here. I believe you copied the page you created from another project as the namespaces are all non-English. If you did this, please note that copying - even with a translation - is a copyright violation and you need to provide attribution to the original author. Thanks - QuiteUnusual (discuss • contribs) 18:16, 17 February 2020 (UTC)

Your assumption: "I believe you copied the page you created from another project", incorrect. Wild guesses might be wrong if not based on data
Wild guess, please elaborate from which project you believe I copied it from. I did not, so Im interested if there is a similar recipe somewhere. Please enlighten me. Thank you in advance! Datariumrex (discuss • contribs) 20:08, 17 February 2020 (UTC)
 * I just realized you moved it, you didn't delete the page, you just moved it to the wikibooks cookbook namespace. Okay. Well, if you have any more questions, please ask. Thanks for caring Datariumrex (discuss • contribs) 20:18, 17 February 2020 (UTC)

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Hello, Wikibooks does not accept poetry, prose or other works of creative fiction. QuiteUnusual (discuss • contribs) 18:18, 17 February 2020 (UTC)

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User talk:Akramhossainsherpur

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Ada Programming/Libraries/Ada.Containers.Indefinite Ordered Sets

is a unit of the Predefined Language Environment since Ada 2005.

Specification
Element_Type "" Left   Element_Type Right  Element_Type Boolean "" Left   Element_Type Right  Element_Type Boolean Preelaborate Indefinite_Ordered_Sets Equivalent_Elements Left   Element_Type Right  Element_Type Boolean Set Preelaborable_Initialization Set Cursor Preelaborable_Initialization Cursor Empty_Set  Set No_Element  Cursor "" Left   Set Right  Set Boolean Equivalent_Sets Left   Set Right  Set Boolean To_Set New_Item  Element_Type  Set Length Container  Set  Count_Type Is_Empty Container  Set  Boolean Clear Container   Set Element Position  Cursor  Element_Type Replace_Element Container   Set Position       Cursor New_Item       Element_Type Query_Element Position  Cursor Process      Element   Element_Type Move Target   Set Source   Set Insert Container   Set New_Item       Element_Type Position      Cursor Inserted      Boolean Insert Container   Set New_Item       Element_Type Include Container   Set New_Item       Element_Type Replace Container   Set New_Item       Element_Type Exclude Container   Set Item           Element_Type Delete Container   Set Item           Element_Type Delete Container   Set Position    Cursor Delete_First Container   Set Delete_Last Container   Set Union Target   Set Source      Set Union Left   Set Right  Set Set "" Left   Set Right  Set Set Union Intersection Target   Set Source      Set Intersection Left   Set Right  Set Set "" Left   Set Right  Set Set Intersection Difference Target   Set Source      Set Difference Left   Set Right  Set Set "" Left   Set Right  Set Set Difference Symmetric_Difference Target   Set Source      Set Symmetric_Difference Left   Set Right  Set Set "" Left   Set Right  Set Set Symmetric_Difference Overlap Left   Set Right  Set Boolean Is_Subset Subset  Set Of_Set  Set Boolean First Container  Set  Cursor First_Element Container  Set  Element_Type Last Container  Set  Cursor Last_Element Container  Set  Element_Type Next Position  Cursor  Cursor Next Position   Cursor Previous Position  Cursor  Cursor Previous Position   Cursor Find Container  Set Item       Element_Type Cursor Floor Container  Set Item       Element_Type Cursor Ceiling Container  Set Item       Element_Type Cursor Contains Container  Set Item       Element_Type Boolean Has_Element Position  Cursor  Boolean "" Left   Cursor Right  Cursor Boolean "" Left   Cursor Right  Cursor Boolean "" Left   Cursor Right  Element_Type Boolean "" Left   Cursor Right  Element_Type Boolean "" Left   Element_Type Right  Cursor Boolean "" Left   Element_Type Right  Cursor Boolean Iterate Container  Set Process       Position   Cursor Reverse_Iterate Container  Set Process       Position   Cursor Key_Type Key Element  Element_Type  Key_Type "" Left   Key_Type Right  Key_Type Boolean Generic_Keys Equivalent_Keys Left   Key_Type Right  Key_Type Boolean Key Position  Cursor  Key_Type Element Container  Set Key        Key_Type Element_Type Replace Container   Set Key            Key_Type New_Item       Element_Type Exclude Container   Set Key            Key_Type Delete Container   Set Key            Key_Type Find Container  Set Key        Key_Type Cursor Floor Container  Set Key        Key_Type Cursor Ceiling Container  Set Key        Key_Type Cursor Contains Container  Set Key        Key_Type Boolean Update_Element_Preserving_Key Container   Set Position       Cursor Process       Element    Element_Type Generic_Keys Set Empty_Set  Set Cursor No_Element  Cursor AdaContainersIndefinite_Ordered_Sets

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Ada Programming/Libraries/Ada.Containers.Indefinite Vectors

is a unit of the Predefined Language Environment since Ada 2005.

Specification
Index_Type Element_Type "" Left   Element_Type Right  Element_Type Boolean Preelaborate Indefinite_Vectors Extended_Index Index_Type Index_Type 1 Index_Type Index_Type 1 Index_Type  1 No_Index  Extended_Index  Extended_Index Vector Preelaborable_Initialization Vector Cursor Preelaborable_Initialization Cursor Empty_Vector  Vector No_Element  Cursor "" Left   Vector Right  Vector Boolean To_Vector Length  Count_Type  Vector To_Vector New_Item  Element_Type Length    Count_Type Vector "" Left   Vector Right  Vector Vector "" Left   Vector Right  Element_Type Vector "" Left   Element_Type Right  Vector Vector "" Left   Element_Type Right  Element_Type Vector Capacity Container  Vector  Count_Type Reserve_Capacity Container   Vector Capacity       Count_Type Length Container  Vector  Count_Type Set_Length Container   Vector Length         Count_Type Is_Empty Container  Vector  Boolean Clear Container   Vector To_Cursor Container Vector Index     Extended_Index Cursor To_Index Position  Cursor  Extended_Index Element Container  Vector Index      Index_Type Element_Type Element Position  Cursor  Element_Type Replace_Element Container   Vector Index          Index_Type New_Item       Element_Type Replace_Element Container   Vector Position       Cursor New_item       Element_Type Query_Element Container  Vector Index      Index_Type Process       Element   Element_Type Query_Element Position  Cursor Process      Element   Element_Type Update_Element Container   Vector Index          Index_Type Process       Element    Element_Type Update_Element Container   Vector Position        Cursor Process       Element    Element_Type Move Target   Vector Source   Vector Insert Container   Vector Before         Extended_Index New_Item       Vector Insert Container   Vector Before         Cursor New_Item       Vector Insert Container   Vector Before         Cursor New_Item       Vector Position      Cursor Insert Container   Vector Before         Extended_Index New_Item       Element_Type Count          Count_Type  1 Insert Container   Vector Before         Cursor New_Item       Element_Type Count          Count_Type  1 Insert Container   Vector Before         Cursor New_Item       Element_Type Position      Cursor Count          Count_Type  1 Prepend Container   Vector New_Item       Vector Prepend Container   Vector New_Item       Element_Type Count          Count_Type  1 Append Container   Vector New_Item       Vector Append Container   Vector New_Item       Element_Type Count          Count_Type  1 Insert_Space Container   Vector Before         Extended_Index Count          Count_Type  1 Insert_Space Container   Vector Before         Cursor Position      Cursor Count          Count_Type  1 Delete Container   Vector Index          Extended_Index Count          Count_Type  1 Delete Container   Vector Position    Cursor Count          Count_Type  1 Delete_First Container   Vector Count          Count_Type  1 Delete_Last Container   Vector Count          Count_Type  1 Reverse_Elements Container   Vector Swap Container   Vector I              Index_Type J              Index_Type Swap Container   Vector I              Cursor J              Cursor First_Index Container  Vector  Index_Type First Container  Vector  Cursor First_Element Container  Vector  Element_Type Last_Index Container  Vector  Extended_Index Last Container  Vector  Cursor Last_Element Container  Vector  Element_Type Next Position  Cursor  Cursor Next Position   Cursor Previous Position  Cursor  Cursor Previous Position   Cursor Find_Index Container  Vector Item       Element_Type Index      Index_Type  Index_Type Extended_Index Find Container  Vector Item       Element_Type Position   Cursor  No_Element Cursor Reverse_Find_Index Container  Vector Item       Element_Type Index      Index_Type  Index_Type Extended_Index Reverse_Find Container  Vector Item       Element_Type Position   Cursor  No_Element Cursor Contains Container  Vector Item       Element_Type Boolean Has_Element Position  Cursor  Boolean Iterate Container  Vector Process       Position   Cursor Reverse_Iterate Container  Vector Process       Position   Cursor "" Left   Element_Type Right  Element_Type Boolean Generic_Sorting Is_Sorted Container  Vector  Boolean Sort Container   Vector Merge Target   Vector Source   Vector Generic_Sorting Vector Empty_Vector  Vector Cursor No_Element  Cursor AdaContainersIndefinite_Vectors

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Ada Programming/Libraries/Ada.Containers.Ordered Maps

is a unit of the Predefined Language Environment since Ada 2005.

Specification
Key_Type Element_Type "" Left   Key_Type Right  Key_Type Boolean "" Left   Element_Type Right  Element_Type Boolean Preelaborate Ordered_Maps Equivalent_Keys Left   Key_Type Right  Key_Type Boolean Map Preelaborable_Initialization Map Cursor Preelaborable_Initialization Cursor Empty_Map  Map No_Element  Cursor "" Left   Map Right  Map Boolean Length Container  Map  Count_Type Is_Empty Container  Map  Boolean Clear Container   Map Key Position  Cursor  Key_Type Element Position  Cursor  Element_Type Replace_Element Container   Map Position       Cursor New_Item       Element_Type Query_Element Position  Cursor Process      Key       Key_Type Element  Element_Type Update_Element Container   Map Position       Cursor Process       Key           Key_Type Element   Element_Type Move Target   Map Source   Map Insert Container   Map Key            Key_Type New_Item       Element_Type Position      Cursor Inserted      Boolean Insert Container   Map Key            Key_Type Position      Cursor Inserted      Boolean Insert Container   Map Key            Key_Type New_Item       Element_Type Include Container   Map Key            Key_Type New_Item       Element_Type Replace Container   Map Key            Key_Type New_Item       Element_Type Exclude Container   Map Key            Key_Type Delete Container   Map Key            Key_Type Delete Container   Map Position    Cursor Delete_First Container   Map Delete_Last Container   Map First Container  Map  Cursor First_Element Container  Map  Element_Type First_Key Container  Map  Key_Type Last Container  Map  Cursor Last_Element Container  Map  Element_Type Last_Key Container  Map  Key_Type Next Position  Cursor  Cursor Next Position   Cursor Previous Position  Cursor  Cursor Previous Position   Cursor Find Container  Map Key        Key_Type Cursor Element Container  Map Key        Key_Type Element_Type Floor Container  Map Key        Key_Type Cursor Ceiling Container  Map Key        Key_Type Cursor Contains Container  Map Key        Key_Type Boolean Has_Element Position  Cursor  Boolean "" Left   Cursor Right  Cursor Boolean "" Left   Cursor Right  Cursor Boolean "" Left   Cursor Right  Key_Type Boolean "" Left   Cursor Right  Key_Type Boolean "" Left   Key_Type Right  Cursor Boolean "" Left   Key_Type Right  Cursor Boolean Iterate Container  Map Process       Position   Cursor Reverse_Iterate Container  Map Process       Position   Cursor Map Empty_Map  Map Cursor No_Element  Cursor AdaContainersOrdered_Maps

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 * Ada Programming/Libraries/Ada


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Ada Programming/Libraries/Ada.Containers.Ordered Sets

is a unit of the Predefined Language Environment since Ada 2005.

Specification
Element_Type "" Left   Element_Type Right  Element_Type Boolean "" Left   Element_Type Right  Element_Type Boolean Preelaborate Ordered_Sets Equivalent_Elements Left   Element_Type Right  Element_Type Boolean Set Preelaborable_Initialization Set Cursor Preelaborable_Initialization Cursor Empty_Set  Set No_Element  Cursor "" Left   Set Right  Set Boolean Equivalent_Sets Left   Set Right  Set Boolean To_Set New_Item  Element_Type  Set Length Container  Set  Count_Type Is_Empty Container  Set  Boolean Clear Container   Set Element Position  Cursor  Element_Type Replace_Element Container   Set Position       Cursor New_Item       Element_Type Query_Element Position  Cursor Process      Element   Element_Type Move Target   Set Source   Set Insert Container   Set New_Item       Element_Type Position      Cursor Inserted      Boolean Insert Container   Set New_Item       Element_Type Include Container   Set New_Item       Element_Type Replace Container   Set New_Item       Element_Type Exclude Container   Set Item           Element_Type Delete Container   Set Item           Element_Type Delete Container   Set Position    Cursor Delete_First Container   Set Delete_Last Container   Set Union Target   Set Source      Set Union Left   Set Right  Set Set "" Left   Set Right  Set Set Union Intersection Target   Set Source      Set Intersection Left   Set Right  Set Set "" Left   Set Right  Set Set Intersection Difference Target   Set Source      Set Difference Left   Set Right  Set Set "" Left   Set Right  Set Set Difference Symmetric_Difference Target   Set Source      Set Symmetric_Difference Left   Set Right  Set Set "" Left   Set Right  Set Set Symmetric_Difference Overlap Left   Set Right  Set Boolean Is_Subset Subset  Set Of_Set  Set Boolean First Container  Set  Cursor First_Element Container  Set  Element_Type Last Container  Set  Cursor Last_Element Container  Set  Element_Type Next Position  Cursor  Cursor Next Position   Cursor Previous Position  Cursor  Cursor Previous Position   Cursor Find Container  Set Item       Element_Type Cursor Floor Container  Set Item       Element_Type Cursor Ceiling Container  Set Item       Element_Type Cursor Contains Container  Set Item       Element_Type Boolean Has_Element Position  Cursor  Boolean "" Left   Cursor Right  Cursor Boolean "" Left   Cursor Right  Cursor Boolean "" Left   Cursor Right  Element_Type Boolean "" Left   Cursor Right  Element_Type Boolean "" Left   Element_Type Right  Cursor Boolean "" Left   Element_Type Right  Cursor Boolean Iterate Container  Set Process       Position   Cursor Reverse_Iterate Container  Set Process       Position   Cursor Key_Type Key Element  Element_Type  Key_Type "" Left   Key_Type Right  Key_Type Boolean Generic_Keys Equivalent_Keys Left   Key_Type Right  Key_Type Boolean Key Position  Cursor  Key_Type Element Container  Set Key        Key_Type Element_Type Replace Container   Set Key            Key_Type New_Item       Element_Type Exclude Container   Set Key            Key_Type Delete Container   Set Key            Key_Type Find Container  Set Key        Key_Type Cursor Floor Container  Set Key        Key_Type Cursor Ceiling Container  Set Key        Key_Type Cursor Contains Container  Set Key        Key_Type Boolean Update_Element_Preserving_Key Container   Set Position       Cursor Process       Element    Element_Type Generic_Keys Set Empty_Set  Set Cursor No_Element  Cursor AdaContainersOrdered_Sets

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Old English/Language Change

In many cases, it is possible to guess the Modern English form of a word—and thereby perhaps a hint as to its meaning—by applying regular sound and spelling changes. Sometimes this process can be done in reverse to guess the Old English form of a Modern English word, though this is by no means reliable, especially since it's not always obvious whether a Modern English word came from Old English in the first place.

 * ā → oa or long o: rād → road; bāt → boat; stān → stone; bān → bone
 * ē → ee: fēt → feet
 * ō → oo: fōt → foot; bōc → book; gōs → goose
 * ū → ow/ou: cū → cow; hū → how; dūne → down; þū → thou; mūs → mouse
 * h → gh: cniht → knight; rūh → rough; tōh → tough; þurh → through (this one exhibits metathesis of the r)

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User:Mugli

Hello There, General Wikibooks reader

Yes, you. Seeking to know more about subjects.

Nevertheless I would like to emphasize the importance of having acquaintances as well.

If you would like to you can give me feedback. It is well appreciated.

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Cookbook:Hilda Rolls

Hilda rolls (German: Hildabrötchen) are German sandwich cookies filled with jam. They are very similar to, and perhaps interchangeable with, Linzer cookies.

Ingredients

 * 300 g all-purpose flour, sifted
 * 110 g white granulated sugar
 * 1 package vanilla sugar
 * 1 egg
 * 150 g butter
 * 125 g powdered sugar
 * 2 spoons water
 * 2 tablespoons jam

Procedure

 * 1) Knead the flour, butter, sugar, vanilla sugar, and egg into a dough. Chill for a while.
 * 2) Roll out the dough to about ¼ cm thick.
 * 3) Cut round cookies out of the dough. For half the cookies, cut a small shape out of the middle—these will be the tops.
 * 4) Place the cookies on a greased tray and bake at 150°C for about 20 minutes. Let cool.
 * 5) Combine the powdered sugar and water to make a smooth icing. Carefully dip the top cookies in the icing to coat one face.
 * 6) Spread some jam on the bottom layer cookies. Top with the iced cutout cookies.

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Ido/Prepositions

Preposition in Ido:

In = En

Into = Ad-en

After (in time) = Pos

After (behind) = Dop

On = Sur

Under = Sub

At (for someone's place/house) = Che

For = por

By = per

During = dum

Since = depos

To = A / Ad

Until = Til

Around = Cirkum

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Talk:Computer Go/Tromp-Taylor Rules

Tromp-Taylor rules
EDIT: The following part added about dead stones totally misunderstand the Tromp-Taylor rules. There is no dead stones under Tromp-Taylor rules! Every stone on the board after two passes are alive!

NOTE: if one think the Tromp-Taylor rules are the same as the basic rules then one has not read them careful enough. There is no dead stones in the Tromp-Taylor rules. All stones after two passes are alive! Read John's comments at his page. Point eight (8) in the comments describes a practical shortcut for stone removals. But that is NOT included in the Tromp-Taylor rules. Tromp-Taylor rules are mathematically clean and mixing in dead stones just destroys the whole idea behind the rules. (see the NZ rules for more information)

, (recreated by User:Mrjulesd from book page).

 * OK well maybe the page needs changing. How owuld you proceed? -- Jules  (Mrjulesd) 18:18, 19 February 2020 (UTC)

I'm totally new at editing wikipedia! (my first time)

But when I noticed that most of the text on the page was wrong or at least should not be at that page! Then I felt that I had to at least make a comment!

My suggestion is that one remove everything below "Source: John's Go Page", as that has nothing to do with the Tromp-Taylor rules. One could add a link to https://deepleela.com/cgos, to show the rules in action. Where one can watch the top bots compete. And also see that all stones are removed before passing (unless someone resign). One could also add a text "After two consecutive passes all stones at the board are alive. Therefore one must capture all stones inside ones territory before passing. But when humans use the Tromp-Taylor rules one could for practical reason agree on removing stones instead on actually capture them before passing as that will not change the score."

I am also sure that you can write that in much better english than I can!

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The most annoying part of the current text is "The most common criticism of Tromp-Taylor rules is that they do not describe a method for removing "dead stones" from the board." As there is no dead stones in the Tromp-Taylor rules. That is the beauty of them! That whats make them perfect for go-bots!

The comes a long discussion on how to solve the non existing problem.

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The system here prevents me from giving you more links with information.

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English-Hanzi/When it comes to heart health, the two nutrients that are probably the most commonly discussed are fat and sodium

When it comes to heart health, the two nutrients that are probably the most commonly discussed are fat and sodium. However, there are many other nutrients and foods that can affect heart health.

当谈到心脏健康时，可能最常讨论的两种营养素是脂肪和钠. 但是，还有许多其他营养物质和食物会影响心脏健康.


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Ido/Demonstrative pronouns

Demonstrative Pronouns in Ido:

Ico OR Co = This

Ito OR To = That

Ici OR Ci = These

Iti OR Ti = Those

title: Ido/Demonstrative pronouns


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Phabricator Administrator's Handbook

This book is a guide for administrators of a generic Phabricator installation.

Phabricator is a free and open source professional suite of web-based software development collaboration tools. It can be used both as a software to be installed on a web server, or as a service maintained by someone else.

Contents

 * 1) Starting points
 * 2) /Support/ - how to find help by humans
 * 3) /References/ - where to find some official documentation and other references
 * 4) Overview
 * 5) /Compare Phabricator and .../ - a quick comparison between Phabricator and other solutions like GitLab
 * 6) First steps
 * 7) /Installation/ - how to install Phabricator on a server
 * 8) /Authorize a client via SSH/ - how to upload an SSH public key in Phabricator
 * 9) Modules
 * 10) /Projects/ - how to create a project, configure policies etc.
 * 11) /Herald/ - trigger actions from events
 * 12) /Maniphest/ - discover the component handling Tasks and bug reports
 * 13) /Arcanist/ - how developers interact with Phabricator
 * 14) Harbormaster - discover how to do continuous integration with Harbormaster
 * 15) Additionals
 * 16) /Configure inbound e-mail/
 * 17) Using an existing mailbox

title: Phabricator Administrator's Handbook


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Talk:Visual Basic for Applications/Redundant Variables List

Hello,

A few things - I am not a programmer --- I dabble.

I have created a module [ redundantcode ] Put the code into it. Added Option Private Module ' sheets 1 to 5 ' the reference [Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications Extensibility 5.3 ] '        I also have '        [Visual Basic for Applications] '        [Microsoft Excel 16.0 Object Library] '        [OLE Automation] '        [Microsoft Office 16.0 Object Library] '        [Microsoft Forms 2.0 Object Library] Compiled OK

Ran the code and the form opens with found the redundant variable - bOneToFind As Boolean

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So now I follow this process and add a new module to my active workbook the reason for this need. :)

Run and instant error code that I can't work out. Run-time error Invalid procedure call or argument sProj = sProj & VBMod.Lines(1, nLines)         'project string '' ===================================

I have a lot of modules a couple of forms and about 25 sheets. One thing I have noticed is that the objects list

Sheet1 (namesomething) etc. Sheet14(Sheet3) etc Sheet2(namesSomethingElse) Sheet20(Sheet5) etc.

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Seems that I have sorted the issue, I did a few things first - Read the instructions again and RAN Debug This found a couple of issues.

I then went through all sheet and module code and ensured the headers were all identical putting in 'OPTION EXPLICIT'

In each module; then ran the Debug again.

Ran the redundant program again and noted the output was working. MAGIC Thanks

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G6SGA (discuss • contribs) 11:57, 20 February 2020 (UTC) Stephen G6SGA

Hi, I am not sure why you had problems with it, but most often I find that having an excess of references is not a bad thing. There is a list of the ones that I have made use of so far on the introduction page. You should try the formatter too. Regards, Armchair (discuss • contribs) 09:18, 21 May 2020 (UTC)


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Phabricator Administrator's Handbook/Continuous integration

Phabricator can be configured to support some continuous integration (CI) workflows, thanks to a component called Harbormaster.

Start reading the official Harbormaster User Guide to understand some important generic concepts.

What do you need

 * 1/2 hours
 * knowledge about the Phabricator's Diffusion component (the one handling your repositories)

Installation
Harbormaster is already part of Phabricator but it's not showed as default. It's a prototype application.

Check how to enable prototype applications:

https://secure.phabricator.com/book/phabricator/article/prototypes/

Preamble
Often people starting with in-house continuous integration just want to react on commits and run a command, but this is extremely reductive and could become dangerous.

That's why new Phabricator users are often surprised to learn that Phabricator does not allow this kind of "super-simple" solutions. This is good because, before being able to make big mistakes, we will need to read some documentation.

Security concerns
First of all, do not try to run a direct command on your working repository. Never. This could break that repository and, moreover, you could also end in compromising your whole Phabricator infrastructure.

Spend some time in implementing a standard and clean solution to keep your repositories safe and untouched by scripts, and without running these scripts with the same Phabricator privileges. For example, running scripts on other machines, on other working copies, and anyway with low-privileged ad-hoc users, not Phabricator-related.

Read the Drydock Securty Official Documentation for further notes.

Setup solutions
To be very generic, you have two choices:

 * 1) configure Phabricator to connect to some SSH servers and do everything from there (clone, build, ecc.)
 * 2) delegate the build to other services

The first solution is interesting because allows to use your infrastructure. This can be configured using a Phabricator component called Drydock.

The second solution works just calling an external service's API. It's interesting if you already have a build system, let's say for example Jenkins.

Setup 1: on own hardware (using Drydock)

You can configure Phabricator's Harbormaster component to build stuff using your own hardware, thank to a component called Drydock. Drydock allocates your resources.

Here the complete flow of a working real-world example:

 * 1) a developer run   to publish local edits in Phabricator (or use another source version control tool supported in Phabricator, like Subversion or Mercurial)
 * 2) Phabricator checks if that commit triggers a Rule, and eventually do an action. The Herald component defines these rules.
 * 3) an Herald rule is matched, and the action is to run a "Build Plan" configured in Harbormaster. It starts its Steps.
 * 4) the first Step of the Build Plan could be to ask a Working Copy (we say, we "lease" a Working Copy - because we do not work directly on the same repository used by Diffusion and we just get or create another copy)
 * 5) the Drydock component gives that working copy, checking if there is an available host with a ready working copy. It knows your configured infrastructure thanks to your configured Almanac inventary.
 * 6) the next step of the Build Plan can be "run a command" on that working copy (technically it runs a command on a "Drydock lease")
 * 7) if the command quits successfully, you will see a Passed mark near your commit or Failed otherwise.

Let's start implementing this.

We first suggest to read this example configuration from the Phabricator Discussion forum.

Describe your Networks and Devices
First of all you need to describe some Devices inside your Almanac inventory.

What we mean with a "Device":

 * a physical server accessible with SSH
 * a virtual server (a VPS, a docker run, a virtual machine, etc.) accessible with SSH

You know what kind of device you want to dedicate to your build system. Maybe it's a virtual server, maybe is exactly your same server (but with a low-privileged User).

For now, let's just describe it inside your Almanac inventory:

 * 1) Define an Almanac Network: You must have at least one Network. Usual names are "public" or "private" or "local network". Your servers will be associated to this.
 * 2) Define a Almanac Device: Give a name to the first server you want to dedicate for your build system. This server should be accessible from SSH from Phabricator, so click on Add Interface, pick the previous Network, insert its IP address / domain, and type the standard SSH port.
 * 3) Define a Almanac Service: Open Almanac and define a Service selecting Drydock: Resource Pool as Service Type. This will be a container of available servers so an name may be "Buildservers Pool". Click on "Add Binding" and select the previous Device.

Prepare your build server
At this point you should know exactly which server you want to dedicate for your build system. You should know how to connect to SSH to that server (if no, read the SSH book).

Make sure you can connect to your server using SSH with public keys (tip: create an additional SSH key for this purpose, because you will need to publish the related private key in Phabricator to allows it to connect to your server):

ssh foobot@server_build_01

Once you are inside your server, make sure that you are allowed to clone your repositories. Try to clone one of your repositories. If your repositories are public you are OK. Instead, if your repositories are under some visibility restrictions you should create a dedicated Phabricator Bot (a Bot is an User of type "Bot") and put that user in the right projects. You can create a Bot from the Phabricator Users page. The bot can be called for example "Foo Bot @ server_build_01") and you have to add it in the right projects in order to allow that user to read your repositories.

You may want to generate an SSH key from the server and publish its public key in its User Preferences (the user preferences of the Bot you just created). In short, make sure you can clone your repositories from your server from the user you choosed (foobot), using standard Phabricator authorizations.

Tip: actually the user you choosed (foobot) should be able to write inside the  directory in order to clone working copies.

Read more from the Drydock hosts Documentation.

Setup Drydock Blueprints

Now you should define a couple of "Blueprints". A Blueprint is a "goal" to be reached by the Drydock component. Give a read the Drydock Blueprint Documentation first.

In short you need to configure two Drydock Blueprints:

 * 1) Create a Blueprint of type Almanac Hosts - this Blueprint will choose wich Hosts are available, so an example name can be "Host Leaser". In the field Almanac Services select the one you created (maybe called "Buildservers Pool"). Remember to set up a valid SSH public key to access the host, as described in.
 * 2) Create a Blueprint of type Working Copy - this Blueprint will provide Working Copies so an example name can be "Working Copy Leaser from Buildservers Pool". In the field Use Blueprint select the previously created Blueprint (maybe called "Host Leaser").

Now run this command from the Phabricator's root:

./bin/drydock lease --type host

You should see a similar output:

$ ./bin/drydock lease --type host Queued lease for activation:

https://example.com/drydock/lease/1/

Waiting for daemons to activate lease...  Lease queued for acquisition.  Lease acquired.  Lease activated. Activation complete. This lease is permanent until manually released with:

$ ./bin/drydock release-lease --id 1

Lease activated in 2,277ms.

You can further read the Drydock Working Copies Official Documentation for further notes.

Setup Harbormaster Build Plan
Now go in the Harbormaster page and click on "Create Build Plan".

Add two Build Step:

 * 1) Create a Build Step of type Lease Working Copy. In the field Use Blueprint pick the previously created Drydock Working Copy Blueprint (maybe called "Working Copy Leaser from Buildservers Pool"). An example name can be "Lease Working Copy from from Buildservers Pool". The Artifact Name is what this step produces, so an example name can be "Leased Working Copy from from Buildservers Pool".
 * 2) Create a Build Step of type Drydock: Run Command. In the field Drydock Lease put the same value writed in the Artifact name field of the previous Step (maybe called "Leased Working Copy from from Buildservers Pool"). In the Command field type the command that will be run inside your repository.

Tip: the working directory of the command will be the pathname to a working copy. You should not try to predict its complete pathname because it's generated inside.

Tip: the working copies will be cloned down in

Tip: the command will be executed with the privileges of the SSH user you prepared in

Run the Build Plan after an event

Now you may want to configure Phabricator to automatically run a Build Plan after an events. For example:

 * run a Build Plan after a trusted user commits in a repository - see
 * run a Build Plan after an untrusted user sends or modifies a patch for review - see

Setup Herald to react on commits
You may want to automatically run a Build Plan when someone do a commit on a repository. In this case:

 * 1) open the homepage of the Herald component and click on Create Herald Rule
 * 2) select New Rule For: Commits
 * 3) select Rule Type: Object - in order to attach your Herald rule to a specific repository
 * 4) type your repository code - note that it starts with an uppercase , something like
 * 5) in the Conditions field you may want to select Always
 * 6) in the Action field you may want to add Run Build Plans and select your Build Plan.

Setup Herald to react on Differential revisions
You may want to automatically run a Build Plan when someone proposes a patch, from Differential.

In Phabricator an user can propose a patch (a Differential revision) for a repository. The user can submit this patch using a command line tool called Arcanist (with the command ). Then you may want to check if this patch will breaks everything once merged (landed) in your repository.

The problem with this approach is that you can't just run a Build Plan in this case. In fact, at this time you have not a repository with that patch committed.

This is why this solution is similar to the but we have to introduce a Staging Area.

Here the steps:

 * 1) create a new repository (it can be in Diffusion or not) and make sure that a generic user is allowed to push in it. This will be your Staging Area.
 * 2) now turn back to your original repository and open its Diffusion page. Editing it, you should notice a Staging Area menu. From that page, paste the URL of your new repository
 * 3) open the homepage of the Herald component and click on Create Herald Rule
 * 4) select New Rule For: Differential Revisions
 * 5) select Rule Type: Global
 * 6) in the Conditions field you may want to select Repository Projects include any of and then select your projects
 * 7) in the Action field you may want to add Run Build Plans and select your Build Plan.

See also the Official Harbormaster Documentation, in the Change Handoff section about Manual Staging Area.

Setup 2: using an external service

Another common solution is adopting an external build service out of Phabricator. This solution can be better if you already have experience with an external build service.

Note that, when calling an external service, Phabricator may be not able to wait for the output (because Phabricator makes an HTTP request to your external service, but obviously the service does not end the build at the end of that short request). So, you may need to also configure another little daemon to interrogate your external service, wait for your build, and eventually notify Phabricator about that build status.

Some not-exhaustive list of resources:

 * Jenkins and Phabricator integration

Troubleshooting
Here a not-exhaustive list of well-known errors you can see after implementing the.

Troubleshooting Lease PHID-... never activated
If you see the error ''Lease PHID-... never activated'' or a similar stack trace:

PhabricatorWorkerPermanentFailureException: Lease "PHID-..." never activated. in .../phabricator/src/applications/harbormaster/step/HarbormasterLeaseWorkingCopyBuildStepImplementation.php:91 Stack trace:
 * 1) 0 .../phabricator/src/applications/harbormaster/worker/HarbormasterTargetWorker.php(70): HarbormasterLeaseWorkingCopyBuildStepImplementation->execute(Object(HarbormasterBuild), Object(HarbormasterBuildTarget))
 * 2) 1 .../phabricator/src/infrastructure/daemon/workers/PhabricatorWorker.php(124): HarbormasterTargetWorker->doWork
 * 3) 2 .../phabricator/src/infrastructure/daemon/workers/storage/PhabricatorWorkerActiveTask.php(158): PhabricatorWorker->executeTask
 * 4) 3 .../phabricator/src/infrastructure/daemon/workers/PhabricatorTaskmasterDaemon.php(22): PhabricatorWorkerActiveTask->executeTask
 * 5) 4 .../libphutil/src/daemon/PhutilDaemon.php(219): PhabricatorTaskmasterDaemon->run
 * 6) 5 .../libphutil/scripts/daemon/exec/exec_daemon.php(131): PhutilDaemon->execute
 * 7) 6 {main}

Check again and see the logs of your Blueprints. Maybe you have not activated any host.

Troubleshooting Resource activation failed: [CommandException] Command failed with error #128!
If you see this error or a similar one:

Resource activation failed: [CommandException] Command failed with error #128! COMMAND ssh '-o' 'LogLevel=ERROR' '-o' 'StrictHostKeyChecking=no' '-o' 'UserKnownHostsFile=/dev/null' '-o' 'BatchMode=yes' -l ...

STDOUT (empty)

STDERR LOT OF ERRORS HERE

Look carefully at the  part:

Troubleshooting Could not create directory .ssh

 * If you have a:

It means the Phabricator user daemon is trying to connect to your build server using SSH so it needs a writable  directory to write the   file etc. Maybe the home of the Phabricator user daemon is not writable by him.

If you do not know what is your Phabricator user daemon, is the one running your daemons. You set up it during your installation.

Troubleshooting Could not create leading directories of /var/drydock
If you have a:

could not create leading directories of '/var/drydock/...': Permission denied

The user building stuff can't write in  or that pathname does not exist. Try to read again the section. Note that actually that pathname can't be customized.

Troubleshooting fatal: Could not read from remote repository
If you have a:

fatal: Could not read from remote repository. Please make sure you have the correct access rights and the repository exists.

Go back to section. Login inside your build server and try to clone repositories from it. You may have to authorize the user of the server with a dedicated Bot account in Phabricator, configuring an SSH key.


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User:G6SGA/sandbox

G6SGA/Sandbox

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Cookbook:Raspberry Cuts

Raspberry cuts is a simple and very tasty cake with raspberries, cream, and cookies. Since the biscuits form the top layer of the cake, small slices of the cake are created by cutting along the biscuit borders.

Ingredients

 * 3 eggs
 * 600 g frozen raspberries
 * 3 packets of red groats
 * 3 cups of flour
 * 3 cups of cream
 * 3 packets (30 g) of cream stabilizer
 * 1 pack of butter cookies
 * 1 cup of vegetable oil
 * 1 cup of sparkling water
 * 1 packet of baking powder
 * 2 packets of vanilla sugar
 * some lemon juice

Procedure

 * 1) Mix the eggs, sugar, oil, sparkling water, flour, baking powder, vanilla sugar and a little lemon juice in a bowl to a smooth dough.
 * 2) Place baking paper in a small baking sheet (approx. 25 x 40 cm) and spread the dough evenly over it.
 * 3) Bake the dough in the oven at approx. 175 ° C for approx. 30 minutes until golden yellow and then let it cool well.
 * 4) Bring the red groats to the boil with 0.75 l of water.
 * 5) Add the frozen raspberries to the red groats, stir well and wait until the raspberries are thawed.
 * 6) Spread the warm mass evenly on the dough.
 * 7) Now cool the cake, preferably overnight.
 * 8) Whip the cream with the cream stiff until stiff, lightly sweeten with vanilla sugar depending on your taste, and then distribute the mixture evenly over the cake.
 * 9) Put on the butter cookies and lightly dust with powdered sugar.

Variations

 * The vanilla sugar in this recipe likely refers to vanilla-flavored powdered sugar used in Scandinavian cooking. You may substitute in an equal volume of vanilla extract.

title: Cookbook:Raspberry Cuts


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Cookbook:Madeleines

Madeleines small French cakes baked in special baking trays that give them a shell-like shape. The Spanish counterparts, Madalenas, are sometimes served in paper cases and then resemble muffins.

Ingredients

 * 4 eggs
 * 100 g white granulated sugar
 * 1 pinch of salt
 * 100 g all-purpose flour
 * 1 teaspoon baking powder
 * grated zest of 1 lemon
 * 75 g melted butter

Procedure

 * 1) Beat the eggs, sugar and salt in a mixing bowl until frothy.
 * 2) Combine the flour, baking powder, and lemon zest, and fold into the egg mixture. Fold in the melted butter.
 * 3) Divide the dough into greased madeleine molds, keeping in mind that the dough will rise in the oven to fill the molds.
 * 4) Bake in a preheated oven at 180°C / 350°F for 12–15 minutes until the cakes are springy but not browned.
 * 5) Cool and unmold the madeleines.
 * 6) Serve fresh.

title: Cookbook:Madeleines


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User:Methodios/1020-2020: A thousand years of Dresden's Frauenkirche

On September 8, 2020, the feast day of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, the Dresden Frauenkirche celebrates the millennium of its consecration by the Bohemian chaplain Přibislav in 1020.

In September 1017, during a Polish campaign, the castle (Dresden-) Briesnitz on the Iron Elbe ford in the Gau Nisan was destroyed by troops of the Roman-German emperor Heinrich II.

In return, the Polish army of King Bolesław the Brave devastated the neighboring Gau Daleminzien and took around 1000 Meissen livegens over the Elbe as prey. During this campaign, the Church Slavic Bohemian Academy was destroyed, which had to be moved from Kraków to Briesnitz Castle in 990 after the Polish occupation of the Wislan lands by the Wislan, since the Latin clergy dominated in Prague. Pope Benedict VI approved the diocese of Prague in 973, but with the same papal bull prohibited the Slavic liturgy, which amounted to a ban on the Slavic clergy.

The Bohemian Academy had to be relocated again in September 1017: inland to the fortified port of Nisana at the confluence of the Gruna-Striesen backwater (anabranch) in the Elbe, the Bohemian customs station in front of German Meissen. Another Bohemian Elbe customs station was then in Ústí nad Labem at the mouth of the Bílina in the Elbe.

The port was on the ford to Altendresden, today's Dresden Neustadt, where two historic roads met. The "Kulmer Steig" came from Bohemia over the Ore Mountains and was part of a salt road from Halle to Prague. The "Frankenstrasse" came from Zwickau and went to Bautzen. It was part of the "Frankfurter Gleise" from Nuremberg to Frankfurt (Oder), a branch of the Via Imperii from Rome via Nuremberg to Stettin on the Oder. These historic roads have existed in the Dresden Basin, which has been marked out by nature as a passage corridor, since the Lusatian culture of the Bronze Age around 1300 BC and led to abundant traffic.

A customs building for checking and weighing goods belonged to the port. As is typical of the time, craftsmen will also have settled here, there was probably also a harbor jug with catering and accommodation. Nisana was protected by Neidhart, a tower-like harbor castle.

A chapel was also built at a very early stage, at which the travelers stopped to ask God for help before passing the dangers or to thank Him afterwards. Over time, a wik, a merchant settlement, developed on the site of the later "Brotbänke" (bread stands [on the site of today's Kulturpalast]).

A "Nikolaikirche" (St. Nicholas Church) in connection with this settlement is mentioned to 990 and 1017. Nikolai (Saint Nicholas) is the patron saint of sailors (skippers) and merchants who built and maintained this church. The area around the Nikolaikirche was planted with linden trees, the tree of the Sorbs.

In Leipzig the important crossing point of the Via Imperii with the Via Regni was planted with linden trees. "Urbs Libzi" (city of the linden trees) was first mentioned in 1015, after the Sorbian "lipa" for the linden tree.

In Dresden-Kaditz there is still a so-called "millennial" lime tree. This Sorbian village was the last refuge of the Bohemian Academy before its final ban on March 12, 1212 by Bishop Bruno II of Meissen.

In early Sorbian times, St. Nicholas was not only the patron saint of the Russians, Serbs and Croats, but also the Sorbs, until Latinization violently destroyed this tradition. Today, the legendary figure of the magician Krabat is considered the patron saint of the Sorbian rural population.

1017 Jews are mentioned as slave traders, who, as is typical of the time, also operated the then profitable salt trade. The Jüdenhof and a synagogue were included in the city wall when the German city was founded around 1170. A prayer house or a synagogue can also be assumed 1017.

The ford will have been supplemented very early by a ferry. A bridge is mentioned in 990, which, like all Slavic bridges at that time, may have been made of wood. Both the West Slavs and the East Slavs had miles of bridges spanning lakes in Mecklenburg or the Volga. The Elbe was no problem for the Slavic builders, especially on a flat ford. Adam Stolze mentions a new bridge from 998, possibly after a flood. This bridge was certainly part of the customs station system and could probably be opened or closed for ships as needed.

According to chroniclers such as Anton Weck, constant recurring floods were the rule at that time, their effects mainly affected the Neustadt side, the former Altendresden. Floods occurred in 1002, 1008, 1012 and 1014, a millennium flood flooded most of Altendresden on September 13, 1015, rendering the ferry unusable. A "Krug" (jug - a Sorbian rest stop with catering and overnight stay) is also suspected here at the fork in the path to Meißen and Bautzen. The next flood followed in 1020. According to Wilhelm Schäfer, around 1020 several residents of Altendresden therefore moved over to the settlement on the Frauenkirche, which was better protected from the floods. The church building offered work, the academy was also built there, and the 1017 damaged icon school was repaired again.

The building of the Bohemian Academy was on the site of what would later become the Materni Spital. Only a circular metal cover of the fountain with a diameter of about 1.5 m testifies to this, about four meters in front of the stairs to entrance G of the Frauenkirche and thus about seven meters from the new church building. This circular metal cover shows an old city map of Dresden from before the construction of the Frauenkirche in 1726. At the intersection of two lines you can see the Materni Spital, which bordered the Frauenkirchhof. The small gondola port next to Brühl's terrace (towards the New Synagogue) was the remnant of Nisana port at the time.


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User talk:Methodios/1020-2020: A thousand years of Dresden's Frauenkirche

Translation
This is the translation of my wikibook

 * https://de.wikibooks.org/wiki/1020-2020:_Tausend_Jahre_Dresdner_Frauenkirche

--Methodios (discuss • contribs) 21:10, 20 February 2020 (UTC)

Hörige --> livegen

 * https://de.wiktionary.org/wiki/H%C3%B6rige

 * https://sv.wiktionary.org/wiki/livegen

 * https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/livegen

--Methodios (discuss • contribs) 06:04, 21 February 2020 (UTC)

Bulle --> Papal bull

 * https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bulle
 * https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/P%C3%A4pstliche_Bulle
 * https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Papal_bull

--Methodios (discuss • contribs) 06:24, 21 February 2020 (UTC)

Altwasserarm --> backwater // anabranch
not: waste water arm!

 * https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Backwater_(river)

 * https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flussarm --> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anabranch

 * https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Altwasser

 * https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Altwasser --> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oxbow_lake --> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oxbow_lake_(disambiguation) --> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oxbow_Lake_(New_York) // https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oxbow_Lake_(Virginia)

 * https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Altwassergraben

--Methodios (discuss • contribs) 07:02, 21 February 2020 (UTC)

Altstraße --> historic road
--Methodios (discuss • contribs) 07:24, 21 February 2020 (UTC)
 * https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Altstra%C3%9Fe --> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Historic_roads_and_trails

Elbtalkessel --> Dresden Basin

 * https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dresden_Basin

--Methodios (discuss • contribs) 16:21, 3 March 2020 (UTC)

Brotbänke --> bread stands

 * https://de.wiktionary.org/wiki/Diskussion:Brot#Brotb%C3%A4nke

--Methodios (discuss • contribs) 16:53, 3 March 2020 (UTC)

Nikolaikirche --> St. Nicholas Church

 * https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._Nicholas_Church

--Methodios (discuss • contribs) 18:57, 3 March 2020 (UTC)

Kaditzer Linde --> Kaditz Lime Tree

 * https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kaditz_Lime_Tree

--Methodios (discuss • contribs) 19:42, 3 March 2020 (UTC)


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User:Bluetoothsa

Isaac Jack Chauke is better known as Bluetooth, born 11th August 1992. He’s a South African hip hop artist who was raised in Brits, North West in a small village of Maboloka.

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Electronic Properties of Materials

As of its conception, this book is explicitly broken into three distinct sections. In the first section, Quantum Mechanics for Engineers, the fundamental concepts and mathematics needed for the engineer to operate within a quantum framework are presented. The second section, Band Theory of Solids, expands upon the quantum mechanical concepts from the first to explain bonding and the quantum electronic structure of solids. The final section, Electronic Properties, explains how the electronic properties of materials come from the electronic structure derived from quantum mechanics.

Section 1: Quantum Mechanics for Engineers
Chapter 1: Quantum Mechanics Overview Chapter 2: The Stern-Gerlach Experiment Chapter 3: The Fundamental Postulates Chapter 4: Particle in a Box Chapter 5: Momentum Velocity and Position Chapter 6: Degeneracy Chapter 7: Hydrogen Chapter 8: Variational Methods Chapter 9: Perturbation Methods Chapter 10: Many Electron Atoms Chapter 11: Density Functional Theory

title: Electronic Properties of Materials