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1. The size of the text fields not mentioned. How long is the song? 100 characters? 10000 characters?
2. Song table has the playlist id in it. It means playlist is connected to the song, not the other way
Lets say song "abc" exists in 2 play lists "alphabets" and "nursery rhymes"
The song table will look like this
01 - "abc" - "alphabets"
02 - "abc" - "nursery rhymes"
If you asked me how many songs you had in the table, I cannot answer that directly.
The best way is to have three tables
Songs table (contains information about the song)
playlist table (contains information about the playlist)
song_playlist table - that ties the song id and playlist id
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The following are the variable declaration to this question:
static float lastVal;
Explanation:
In the question, it is already defined that a method is defined and inside the method a "lastVal" a float variable is declared that uses the static keyword, which means throughout the program its value can't be changed, and throughout the program, it's one copy is generated, and Inside the method, its declaration does not use such a variable, it only works locally.
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Answer:
Personally, Yes.
Explanation:
I say this completely on a personal level, and also looking at the stats. Looking at the stats, its a cheaper, and faster model. 9100 at 3.5GHz whereas 9400 runs at 2.9GHz. On turbo speed, it runs up to 4.2GHz, where as the 9400 runs at 4GHz. The price is 100 dollars less on the 9100. there are 2 more physical cores on the 9400, but that doesnt neccesarily mean its a bad desktop. Also, its CPU mark is about 2000% higher than the 9400.
Hope this helped.
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The difference is that a floppy relies on a floppy disk reader to spin its disk, where as a hard drive is a fully enclosed container that has it's reader enclosed as well. A floppy disk is a single plastic film disk, where as a hard disk can have multiple metal disks.
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