Final IT Practical Tommorrow

hawker said:
Here is the paper: I have also attached the 2007 Final Prac (which I got from my teacher).

I left the instructions and the java section out.

http://www.pcdoctors.co.za/e107_files/public/1223820360_217_FT4495_iebpracticalfinal2008.pdf

http://www.pcdoctors.co.za/e107_files/public/1223820360_217_FT4495_iebcomputerstudiesprac2007.pdf
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could you upload the java section? i'm writin finals in 2 weeks and i'd really appreciate it. tnx.


and OMG my documentation was like 10pgs!!!?!?!?!?:eek:
 
zaayid said:
could you upload the java section? i'm writin finals in 2 weeks and i'd really appreciate it. tnx.


and OMG my documentation was like 10pgs!!!?!?!?!?:eek:
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I'll upload it.

What documentation?
 
I think he's talking about his SDD document thing for his Java project.
 
carderne said:
I think he's talking about his SDD document thing for his Java project.
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I see, its just that I did so much documentation this year, it practically came out of my ears... Technical Documents, System Design Documents, Design Documents etc etc :eek:
 
I'm also interested to know, though it sounds like some in-joke.
 
Ghost02 said:
So what does ctrl + J do?
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carderne said:
I'm also interested to know, though it sounds like some in-joke.
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Gives you options regarding which functions you want to code, inserts the baseline code for you and then all that's left for you to do is to insert your variables. Saves you from having to know the format of the functions.
 
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Well there is nothing that you can't study, and if you have a fairly good general PC knowledge and you use the CSP(Common Sense Principle) there is no reason for anyone not to do well.
 
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