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static void Main( string [] args) { int [ ] temperature = new int [5]; int [ ] t = new int [5]; InputValues(temperature); //Array t will reference the same array //as the temperature array t = temperature; t[1] = 44; Console .WriteLine( "Value stored in temperature[1]: {0}" , temperature[1]); Console .ReadKey(); } public static void InputValues( int [ ] temp) { string inValue; for ( int i = 0; i < temp.Length; i++) { Console .Write( "Enter temperature {0}: " , i + 1); inValue = Console .ReadLine(); if ( int .TryParse(inValue, out temp[i]) == false ) Console .WriteLine( "Invalid data entered - ...

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user requirements document http://www.docstoc.com/docs/26533470/EXAMPLE-FLIGHT-ITINERARY http://www.mulesoft.org/documentation/display/33X/Flight+Reservation+Example dailyrazor.com

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First normal form: each attribute value must be a single value only. all values for a given attribute must be of the same type. each attribute name must be unique. the order of attributes is insignificant. no two tuples in a relation can be identical. if you have a key defined for the relation then you can meet the unique row requirement example relation in 1nf: STOCKS(Company, Symbol , Headquarters, Date, Close_Price)

the mean of a standard deviation of a discrete population probability distribution are found by using these formulas: expected value of x is the sum of all x multiplied by the probabilities of each where x is the value of a random variable the sum is taken for all values of the random variable mew is the population mean and theta is the standard deviation

visio experiemental Entity relationship models don't have the data types http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pythagorean_triple databaseanswers.org