Bill, a project manager, wants to hire external resources. What step should Bill take before hiring external resources?

We discussed in class the differences between Ruby and a language like Java. Based on our discussions, when do you feel it would

EleoNora [17]

Answer:

Ruby

It’s not a secret that our company places a bet on this interpreted scripting language created by Yukihiro Matsumoto in the far 1995. A bunch of deep-rooted technologies like Smalltalk, Python, Perl, Ada, C++, and others had an impact on shaping Ruby’s syntax and features. As a result, we got a technology known for elegant and expressive coding, as well as increased flexibility and productivity of development. It means that engineers take pleasure in writing code with Ruby and are not restricted in their vision on how to execute one thing or another.

Java

Despite Railsware’s unhidden preference towards Matsumoto’s brainchild, Java is also a part of our team’s arsenal. For example, we leveraged it together with other technologies within the Philips Directlife project. That’s to say, we know both of them and are happy to use whichever language best suits the task at hand.

In a sign of numerous Java and Ruby differences to be described a bit later, there is one undisputed similarity – they were born in the same year. Nevertheless, since then, Java has come through 11 versions with Java SE 11 as the latest one (compared to the Ruby’s latest release of 2.6.0). The technologies that influenced the creation of Java include C++, Ada 83, Object Pascal and others.

The TIOBE index shows that this compiled programming language overcame C in ranking and holds the first position as of the end of 2018. Moreover, it is a primary technology for Android native app development, which by the way was recently enhanced with Kotlin. Another facet of Java is that it is also an ecosystem of tools including Java Development Kit (JDK) for writing/running/compiling Java code, Java Virtual Machine (JVM) for running software built with Java and JVM languages within the same infrastructure to some degree of interoperability (for example, Kotlin for expressiveness and conciseness, Scala for functional programming, etc.), and Java Runtime Environment (JRE) for running Java apps. The basic points why developers opt for this technology are its reliability, platform independence, and ease of use.

Explanation:

The readers of our blog have already had a chance to get to know the duel of Ruby vs. PHP, as well as the combat Python vs. Ruby vs. Node.js. Today, we have Java vs. Ruby in turn.

Traditionally, we’re going to look at both technologies from a product owner’s perspective, which means learning not only technical differences between the languages, but also their actual use across different projects. Here we go.

Warm-up

Before any competition, the contestants need to warm up. It also happens that this term is used by one of the wrestlers, Java, for the lazy class loading of Java Virtual Machine. So, let’s not step out of line and have the competitors spiffed up to the battle.

Ruby

It’s not a secret that our company places a bet on this interpreted scripting language created by Yukihiro Matsumoto in the far 1995. A bunch of deep-rooted technologies like Smalltalk, Python, Perl, Ada, C++, and others had an impact on shaping Ruby’s syntax and features. As a result, we got a technology known for elegant and expressive coding, as well as increased flexibility and productivity of development. It means that engineers take pleasure in writing code with Ruby and are not restricted in their vision on how to execute one thing or another.

At the same time, this technology cannot be called popular. According to the TIOBE index as of December 2018, it is ranked 17th. Nevertheless, the language is not dying and keep afloat with the 3.0 version expected to be released in 2020. To sum up, Ruby allows programmers to enjoy what they do and be productive at once by following the principle of least astonishment.

Ruby key features

Apart from comparing Ruby to Java, let’s take a look at some key things one should know about this gem of a language.

Open-source

Interpreted language

Multi-platform

Dynamic + duck typing

Has a smart garbage collector

Everything including methods, numbers and variable is an object

You can embed Ruby into HTML

High scalability

Applicable for writing CGIs, building web and intranet apps

Support of different GUI tools including OpenGL, Tcl/Tk, and GTK

Support of Sybase, Oracle, MySQL, and DB2 connection

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4 years ago

The intended purpose of the following module is to determine whether the value parameter is within a specified range. The module

BARSIC [14]

The program does not consists of any syntax error but the module contains error in logic especially while placing the condition inside if statement.

Here we are actually planning to check whether the number passed in the “value” variable is within the given lower and upper range which is passed in second and third parameter.

Solution 1:

if value<=lower AND value>=upper Then

Display “The given number is outside the specified range.”

else

Display “The given number is within the specified range.”

End if

Alternate solution:

So for that the condition needs to be value>=lower and value <=lower. so

if value > lower AND value <upper Then

Display “The given number is within the specified range.”

else

Display “The given number is within the specified range.”

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4 years ago

La computadora es un medio de comunicacion moderno?

kolbaska11 [484]

Moderno = mordern, if It does than yes!

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4 years ago

Help please!, explain what is missing and what needs to be changed if anything.

german

Using the computer language in JAVA to write a function code that output numbers in reverse

<h3>Writting the code in JAVA:</h3>

import java.util.Scanner;

public class LabProgram {

public static void main(String[] args) {

Scanner scnr = new Scanner(System.in);

int[] userList = new int[20];

int numElements;

numElements = scnr.nextInt();

for (int i = 0; i < numElements; ++i) {

userList[i] = scnr.nextInt();

}

for (int i = numElements - 1; i >= 0; --i) {

System.out.print(userList[i] + " ");

}

System.out.println();

}

}

See more about JAVA at brainly.com/question/12975450

#SPJ1

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2 years ago

Carrie works on a help desk and is assigned a ticket that was automatically generated by a server because of an error. The error

OverLord2011 [107]

I would honestly say that there are a few available tools that Carrie can use, but the best tool is the inbuilt Windows Powershell. As Powershell continues to extend its purpose and usefulness, Microsoft, on the other hand, continues to use Powershell's capability to develop more cmdlets for products like Windows Servers. Everything that can be done in a GUI environment can be done in Powershell. Carrie should be able to use Powershell to run things more efficiently from the command line without stepping a foot on the physical server. She will only need to access the server from her desk remotely, run a few commands, and that is it. Powershell command line is so powerful; it carries with it every troubleshooting pack that you can think about.

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3 years ago