The program needs to be designed to do that. If it is, then it will either be designed to use a TCP connection (e.g. on port 3306) to the database or a named socket (e.g. mysql.sock). All you'll really need to do is start the database engine, create the necessary databases, grant rights to whatever database user the program calls into the DB as, pre-populate any necessary tables/data the program expects to be there, and then start the program. The program documentation should tell you what you need to provide as far as a mysql environment and give any necessary SQL initialization scripts.
The front buffer is the image that is currently being displayed on the screen. The back buffer is the image that is being drawn to by a program. These switch back and forth, (moreover the information is transferred from the back to the front buffer), which lets the program draw exclusively to back buffer, where it will not be slowed down by the screen's refresh rate, as it would be if every element were drawn directly to the screen.
Depending on the use , Static data is data that cannot change it is Static so is usually set at the start of the program and cannot change, In the Forth programming language the stack is the work area of memory you place data onto the stack to manipulate it (example Place 2 and 3 onto the stack, execute the + command removes the top 2 items off the stack adds them together and places the result back onto the stack.)
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It depends on the program... Some programs have an "autosave" routine and you might get lucky, but the answer is --- probably not. You need to understand the difference between typing something in and writing it to disk or posting it to the web. Study how the computer works some more. Go back to the help section for the program in question.
It's a facility where the computer is able to 'read' back what you've typed commonly used by blind or visually impaired people. Basically the user types a letter, document or whatever, then activates the program. The program reads back the text in the document - so the user can hear what they've typed - and thus discover if they've made any mistakes.
In whatever drawing program you are using you have altered the properties of the brush, with knowing which program no one can tell you how to change it back.
The smallest program is a program that does nothing... int main (int argc, char ** argv) {} ... if you execute this, it will setup the library and the stack frame, only to back-out a release everything after doing nothing.
Before using the system recovery disk or partition - back-up all your personal files to either CD-R, CD-RW, DVD-R, DVD-RW, memory stick or external hard drive ! Once you execute the recovery program all user files will be erased!
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You lean back in the air and shoot before you hit the ground.
Alt-F4. If that doesn't work on the program you're using, try hitting the screen with a sledge hammer as hard as you can.
yes, she did execute protestants, but only if they were practising protestantism 'behind her back', people who practised the religion openly were usually spared unless they were committing treason!
That entirely depends on what you want it to do, however it is easy to send commands to the command line using subprocess.Popen(), read files and modify them or back them up using the built in open(), or delete files. Did this answer your question?
Sorry, I'm not doing your homework for you.I suggest you flowchart the problem, execute it yourself by hand on the flowchart a few times to make sure it works, then convert the flowchart to code in whatever language the teacher told you to use.That's what I did back in 1973 with my program to play tic-tac-toe, that I had to punch on cards using the FORTRAN II programming language when I first started on computers. Hand execution of a program though tedious and boring is a very effective means to find bugs and gain insight to the way computers operate.
Back in the 'old days' a Sneaker Net referred to transferring files from computer to computer using floppy disks. You had to put your running shoes on! Many years ago myself and a partner created a program and we would execute it on about twenty machines once a week to match up the data on all the PCs so that it was identical. It took about 8 hours and required at least two visits to every machine.
Yes you can, and it is as simple as partitioning your hard drive and using partition magic and boot magic
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