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Can somebody clarify two concepts in Java ?~
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| I don't use Java, but I need the definitions of two concepts used in
Java, they are: "Changing References" and "One Token Look-Ahead".
Can someone kindly let me know~ Thanks a lot.
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| No Name 2006-09-17, 8:09 am |
| Q wrote:
> I don't use Java,
Yup, doing homework and not wanting to touch the language is hard, eh?
> but I need the definitions of two concepts
Read your course notes.
> Can someone kindly let me know~ Thanks a lot.
Your Google broken? Your uni library broken? Your '~'-key broken?
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| jcsnippets.atspace.com 2006-09-17, 8:09 am |
| "Q" <kuiyuli@gmail.com> wrote in news:1158442162.560124.226690
@b28g2000cwb.googlegroups.com:
> I don't use Java, but I need the definitions of two concepts used in
> Java, they are: "Changing References" and "One Token Look-Ahead".
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> Can someone kindly let me know~ Thanks a lot.
Have a quick Google for both concepts, and you'll find a lot of
information.
Knowing something is just as important as knowing how to find it.
Best regards,
JayCee
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| Zaph0d 2006-09-18, 4:02 am |
| > Java, they are: "Changing References" and "One Token Look-Ahead".
Classic Computer science (BSc) / Software eng. "Compilation" or
"Compilers" or "Compiler construction" questions from the first few
lessons in the semester. Funny how most peope can manage with "just"
google/wikipedia (which has some pretty good articles on parsers).
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