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This yields the same results as Eq (45) Let b = cam angle for maximum rise, h, degrees h = maximum follower rise, in Conversion to actual units from normalized equations requires multiplication of each polyn h q nomial term by ratio n giving hCn Therefore each term of the 4-5-6-7 polyno b b 05 mial multiplied by yields, with q in degrees 60 n Displacement, y= y = y = 35 q q q q - 42 + 35 - 10 in 60 60 60 2 60 7 q 7 q 35 q 7 q - + - in deg 6 60 2 60 10 60 6 60 7 q 7 q 7 q 7 q in deg 2 - + 120 60 30 60 24 60 60 60

const int i = 10;

The Odd function will return true (1) if the number input_parameter is an odd number and false (0) if the number input_parameter is an even number

creates a const variable called i that has the value 10 Although a const field is similar to a readonly field, the two are not the same A const field cannot be set within a constructor, but a readonly field can The volatile modifier tells the compiler that a field s value may be changed by two or more concurrently executing threads In this situation, one thread may not know when the field has been changed by another thread This is important because the C# compiler will automatically perform certain optimizations that work only when a field is accessed by a single thread of execution To prevent these optimizations from being applied to a shared field, declare it volatile This tells the compiler that it must obtain the value of this field each time it is accessed

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In addition to the using directive discussed earlier in this book, using has a second form that is called the using statement It has these general forms: using (obj) { // use obj } using (type obj = initializer) { // use obj } Here, obj is an expression that must evaluate to an object that implements the SystemIDisposable interface It specifies a variable that will be used inside the using

boolean IsOdd(number input_parameter)

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Examples: Odd(2) returns false (0) Odd([Revenue]) returns true (1) when [Revenue] is an odd number and false (0) when [Revenue] is an even number

block In the first form, the object is declared outside the using statement In the second form, the object is declared within the using statement When the block concludes, the Dispose( ) method (defined by the SystemIDisposable interface) will be called on obj Dispose( ) is called even if the using block ends because of an exception Thus, a using statement provides a means by which objects are automatically disposed when they are no longer needed Remember, the using statement applies only to objects that implement the SystemIDisposable interface Here is an example of each form of the using statement:

number Abs(number input_parameter)

// Demonstrate using statement using System; using SystemIO; class UsingDemo { static void Main() { try { StreamReader sr = new StreamReader("testtxt"); // Use object inside using statement using(sr) { // } } catch(IOException exc) { // } try { // Create a StreamReader inside the using statement using(StreamReader sr2 = new StreamReader("testtxt")) { // } } catch(IOException exc) { // } } }

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The class StreamReader implements the IDisposable interface (through its base class TextReader) Thus, it can be used in a using statement When the using statement ends, Dispose( ) is automatically called on the stream variable, thus closing the stream As the preceding example illustrates, using is particularly useful when working with files because the file is automatically closed at the end of the using block, even if the block ends because of an exception As a result, closing a file via using often simplifies file-handling code Of course, using is not limited to just files There are many other resources in the NET Framework that implement IDisposable All can be managed via using

The Ceil function will return the number input_parameter provided rounded up to the next whole number This is different from the Round function, which will round a number either up or down

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