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BASIC was designed at Dartmouth by professors Kemeny and Kurtz as a simple language for beginners BASIC stands for Beginner s All-purpose Symbolic Instruction Code Originally BASIC really was simple, too simple, in fact, for production use; it had few data types and drastic restrictions on the length of variable names, for example Over time, however, an almost countless number of variations of BASIC have been created, and some are very rich in programming power Microsoft s Visual Basic, for example, is a powerful language rich in modern features Dennis Ritchie created the very influential third-generation language C in 1971 C was developed as a language with which to write the operating system Unix, and the popularity of C and Unix rose together C is also an imperative programming language.

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these cases are handled first at line 5. If the first element in the list equals x, then it is deleted at line 8. This is done by returning start.next to start, as shown in Figure 3.23. If no other reference is pointing to the original start node, then it will be deleted by the Java garbage collector. If the first element of the list is less than x, then the for loop at line 10 searches for the first element that is greater than or equal to x. If it finds one greater, then the method breaks at line 12 and returns without changing the list. If it finds an element equal to x, then it deletes it at line 14. This is illustrated in Figure 3.24.

Table 4-3 Parameter Vto Kp Rd Rg Description Threshold voltage Transcond. coe . Drain resistance Gate resistance Default 0 2 10 5 0 0 Units V A/V2

NESTED CLASSES In Java, a class member may be a field, a constructor, a method, an interface, or another class. A class that is a member of another class is called a nested class.

Example 4.4. Use SPICE methods to generate (a) the CS drain characteristics and (b) the transfer characteristic for an n-channel MOSFET that has the parameter values Vto 4 V; Kp 0:0008 A=V2 ; Rd 1 , and Rg 1 k . (a) Figure 4-11(a) shows the chosen connection method for measurement of both the drain characteristics and the transfer characteristic. The netlist code below generates the drain characteristic that has been plotted using the Probe feature of PSpice as Fig. 4-11(b).

An important part of C s appeal is its ability to perform low-level manipulations, such as manipulations of individual bits, from a high-level language C code is also unusually amenable to performance optimization Even after 34 years, C is neck-and-neck with the much newer Java as the most popular language for new work (http://wwwtiobecom/tpcihtm) During the 1970s, the language Smalltalk popularized the ideas of object-oriented programming Objectoriented languages are another subcategory of imperative languages Both procedural and object-oriented languages are imperative languages The difference is that object-oriented languages support object-oriented programming practices such as inheritance, encapsulation, and polymorphism We will describe these ideas in more detail later The goal of such practices is to create more robust and reusable modules of code, and hence improve programming productivity In the mid-1980s, Bjarne Stroustrup, at Cambridge University in Britain, invented an object-oriented language called C++.

If the only place where a class Y will be used is within another class X, then class Y should be nested within class X. This is an important example of the information hiding principle that we have applied in other contexts. If X is any type (class or interface) and Y is any other type nested within X, then every member of X is accessible from Y and every member of Y is accessible from X. This is illustrated in Example 3.14. The Main class in Example 3.14 has a private nested class named Nested. Both classes have a private int field. Main declares and initializes m at line 2; Nested declares and initializes n at line 15. The Nested class also defines a private method f() at line 17.

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Ex4_4a.CIR - MOSFET drain characteristics vGS 1 0 0V vDS 2 0 0V M 2 1 0 0 NMOSG .MODEL NMOSG NMOS (Vto=4V Kp=0.0008ApVsq + Rd=1ohm Rg=1kohm) .DC vDS 0V 25V 0.5V vGS 0V 8V 1V .PROBE .END