Category: Languages

Online Work 03Do your own research to define and understand how compilers and interpreters work, and the difference between them, what programming languages each can process? (do not use Wikipedia!) Submit your work in Moodle.COMPILER:- It is a program which translates a high-level language program (source language) into different  machine language program.How compiler work, one example is given below.Example:- Compiling a high-level program and executing it:-First of all send high-level program to compiler like, print “Hello Earthling” and it breaks text into tokens and translate into machine language system like this:-10100001                    […]

    Cleopatra VII is one of the best-known pharaohs of Egypt, but she was never entirely Egyptian. Cleopatra was born around 70-69 B.C. E to an Egyptian mother and a father of Greek descendant, making her almost equally Greek as she is Egyptian. Her mother, who was said to be her husband’s half-sister, died a decade later. Her father, the pharaoh, titled her co-ruler only to perish sometime afterward forcing her to marry her brother. Being the child of a pharaoh, Cleopatra was born into a wealthy family. She learned at a young age to read and write Egyptian. […]

Vraj PatelProfessor DettoriColi-214B-section 05December 7th, 2017 A Thousand and One Nights The Thousand and One Nights, also known as Alf  Layla wa-Layla is a very well known text in Islamic Culture. The Thousand and One Nights was evident roughly around the ninth century, and by the time it was the twelfth century, many manuscripts were found in Syria, Egypt and Iraq. According to the Longman Anthology, early manuscripts were not fully understood and led people to believe that the title only meant that there were a large number of stories but after further application, the structure and organization of the […]

Online Handwriting recognition is aprocess of a computer to receive and interpret intelligible handwritten inputfrom sources such as Pen tablets, PDA, touch-screens and other devices. Themovements of the pen tip may be sensed “on line”, for example by apen-based computer screen surface, a generally easier task as there are moreclues available. Handwriting recognition principally entails optical characterrecognition. However, a complete handwriting recognition system also handlespre-processing steps, formatting, performs correct segmentation into charactersand finds the most plausible Characters and words. On-line handwritingrecognition involves the automatic conversion of text as it is written on aspecial digitizer or PDA, where a sensor picks […]

GeorgeOrwell, similar to numerous other literary-scholars, is concerned about themodern practice of the English-language and, especially, the misuse and abuseof the English language. He realized that the languagehas the influence in the policies to cover the reality and misleading thegeneral public, and George Orwell desires to grow the public mindfulness ofthis influence. George Orwell has this byintroducing a greater emphasison the Newspeak andthe media in his famous novel NineteenEighty-Four. Representing the recurrent misuse of the language by thegovernment and by the media in his novel, Orwell shows how language could be used governmentally to mislead and influencepersons, prominent to the society in which […]

Nowadays, technologies are highly developed and engaged in almostall human activities. The mobile applications have become a commonpart of our daily lives, they used for many kinds of purposes. The learning process of the young generation today is important to go with technologies thatbecame the common knowledge of their daily life (Kostrzewski, 2012). This kind ofprocess hopes to create a significant motivational aspect to the students and leadsthem to the successful learning process both in the formal and informal area of learning. For these reasons E-learningincreasingly used in course, school or even in a college degree. The online learning is an […]

Psychology:Research Methods  “Familiar one syllable words will be recalledmore successfully than trigrams” Introduction                                     Memory is the storage of informationfrom our past and current experiences and retrieval of that information in the present time. Memoryis an important aspect of human cognition. We could not learn new tasks,languages, or plan things to do in the future or even remember what we did theday before. Essentially without memory we would struggle to learn anything new.Memory processes all the different stimulus in our surrounding environment,most notably images, sounds and the meanings of things (Cited in human-memory. net/intro_what.html).  There are three stages of memory inpsychology and the first […]