February 27, 1999

There are two types of const data storage: true const and contractual const. const int cn = 5; // true const A contractual const variable is a non-const one, which

Chances are you’ll need the routines that you write in Visual InterDev 6 in other pages. Once you debug a subroutine, you can add it to the Visual InterDev 6

The major browsers speed up the loading of Web pages by storing a local copy of visited pages in what is called the cache. This works well for surfing the

If you use JavaScript rollover images on your Web pages, it’s a good idea to preload them in order to reduce lag time while the image downloads. Non-preloaded images won’t

To improve performance in your Active Server Pages, try to minimize the amount of server script present. From a design point of view, putting extensive code and business rules in

Often times you may have include files on your Web site that store textual information whose content varies, but that are shown in a layout that remains constant (for example,

It is implementation-dependent whether the destructors of local objects are invoked when an uncaught exception occurs. To ensure that destructors of local objects are invoked in this case, you can

An anonymous union declared in a named namespace or in the global namespace has to be explicitly declared static: static union { int num; char *pc; }; //anonymous union in

The Listener pattern is commonly used in the AWT since JDK 1.1. In fact, the Listener has been the base for the event handling mechanism for UI events in Java.