




What Happens When a Container Re-Allocates Itself?
When a container has exhausted its free storage and additional elements have to be inserted to it, the container re-allocates itself. First, a new memory buffer large enough to store
When a container has exhausted its free storage and additional elements have to be inserted to it, the container re-allocates itself. First, a new memory buffer large enough to store
If Microsoft Outlook is installed, you have an easy way to send e-mail from VB5. To use this technique with VB3, remove the With construct and fully qualify each object
Objects in Java have hash codes associated with them. An object’s hash code is a signed number that identifies the object (for example, an instance of the parent class). An
Developers often need to load forms with information, which is time-consuming. The form is often a list box filled from an outside source, and this causes the list-box contents to