Anyem

Èmek

Õnyem ô ne jam é n' éjõjõs, aa átem-ê-tem, d' á boban ényiñ ê mõt ñgê k'ényiñ ê bõt yà áfõé. Jam éte é n' èjõjõs amú d' á tu' ulan õkulut ényiñ ê bõt yà áfõé. Ê jam díná d'á tinan náa õnyem ô ne fombõ ê mõt wuá, õnyõé, ñgótó, ókpwat, ètõñga, ndõn, akeêke.

Anyem é ne mevále mevál. Anyem èziñ d' á fombõ nyúle mõt wuá. Anyem èziñ d' á fombõ menyúle yà áyoñ ñgê ke má yà áfõé dá. Anyem èziñ d' á nambe menyúl m bõt yà áfõé afõé, ja' a áfõé é njí bo ê vôme wuá.

Õnyenyam Ê Jam

Õnyem ô ne jam d'á kúí átem-ê-tem. Õnyut-õnyut náa õnyem ô n'õnyenyam. Õnyem w'á boban átem-ê-tem, ve bõt b' á yiane bameke ê jam éte. Amú ônyem ô ne õnyenyam, teke zen ê ya ê sá' ále wõ. Bõt b' á fas mam ê yà ányem avál anê mê tií aa èkõkõtè ê mboán. Mimfasán míte mí á fombõ mam mevé m' á sóo anyem (ye mõt, ye õnyõé, y' afõé, y' õkpwat?), aál avé bõt bê ne sá' ál' ônyam, aa ñgê bõt bê mbê bilí ñgul ya ê nlô, ñgul ya ê nyúl, ñgê ke ñgul ya áyoñ náa bê jôtõ õnyem.

Anyem èziñ d' á boban anê mõt a ê bo èfêfêm ôbús, ve mbía jam é ne boban. Aka' ényem éte é ne boban éyoñ mõt a a lí bilók, mingá a a sañ ndó' o, mba' ase a a dutu õkelet, ñgê ke tyéndumu a a jôé yôñgôlõ. Bive'án bifê bí ne.

Õnyem Anê Jam ê Fu' án

Anyem èziñ d'á boban fu' án. Èyoñ éte, bõt b' á tem jam éte. Ève'án fu' án õnyem é ne náa èlé j' á ku ê njóñ, saák' amú felêves, ñgê ke ndôn, ñgê k' èkó' ó mveñ, saák' amú mõt èziñ a ê ba' aé èlé (abui ê biyoñ, éyoñ mõ a ê ba' aé èlé, a ne ñgul ya ê vúí ê mfá' á élé j' á ye ku, ñgê ke náa a ne ñgul ya ê kõmesan ávál ése èlé j' á ye ku).

Õnyem Ê Yà Éfêfêm Ôbús

Anê bí kôñelõ ya, õnyem ô ne boban mõt a bo' o èfêfêm ôbús. Ású éve' án, bí tame jô na mõt a a ba' aé èlé an'á wô' õ táme zu a a bo. Éyoñ a ê ve' ele vam élé, ôvôn ô sótan ê ñkêl, õvôn ô bembê mõt ábo.

Ású éve' án éfê, bí tame jô na miñgá aa yáñ mekala. Á mane ya sõé mbón ê viek. Á telé ya ê vie' ê ndúán. w' á kundi, mbep ô sótáne nye ê wó. Mbep ôte ô ku ê áyôñ mbón. Mbón ô tótán ê viek; ô manê nye mialan ású. Ñgúmb'éfas ású é manê sôté. Dís é bôlé, dís ése é manê ndaman.

Èyemese Ê Be Bõt Abui

Õnyem wúá ô ne yemese ábui ê bõt. Avál éte é wô'õ boban ású ányem ê mintiñga, ê mí ákelet, ê mí melómvela, ñgê ke ê mí míêl (yà ásôé).

Ású éve' án yà ônyem w'á yemese bõt abui, dí'íti ntiñga ô be' ê bõt bêtáan. Ntiñga ôte w' á wôlan Ébolêwo' o. Ntiñga ôte w' á só ôkpwelet ê yà Ñkõ' ôvõs. Ntiñga w' á jêñ na ô ke ê Ñgalán. Anê ntiñga w'á wôlan aa èjójó' o nyoñgó, w' á ma' án bí á nambe fe ê vôm ô bôo

Practical Learning: Starting a Project

1. Click Create
2. Navigate the folders and sub-folders of the project to locate the WaterManagement1.mdf file that was created earlier, and select it
3. Click Open

• If a class is , no class can be deived from it
• To create an interface, in the Solution Explorer, right-click Volumetrics -> Add -> Class...
• In the middle list of the Add New Item dialog box, click Interface
• Change the file Name to ITriangular
• Click Add
• Change the document as follows:

  namespace Volumetrics
  {
      internal interface ITriangular
      {
          public abstract double Length { get; set; }
      }
  }

• To create an interface, in the Solution Explorer, right-click Volumetrics -> Add -> Class...
• In the middle list of the Add New Item dialog box, click Interface
• Change the file Name to ISquared
• Click Add
• Change the document as follows:

  namespace Volumetrics
  {
      internal interface ISquared
      {
          public abstract double Length { get; set; }
      }
  }

The child class doesn't have to be partial, although it can be. You can create a partial class that is derived from a non-partial class. Here is an example:

You can also create a partial class that is derived from a partial class. Here is an example:

partial class Road
{

}

partial class Interstate : Road
{

}

Remember that you can mark a partial class with an access level. This is also valid in inheritance. Here are examples:

public partial class Road
{

}

public partial class Interstate : Road
{

}

namespace NationalCensus
{
    partial class Person
    {
        public string FirstName;
        public string LastName ;
    }
}

box with the addition of a text box that would receive the user's value. Here is an example:

The user is expected to type a value in the text box. As mentioned for the variables, the value the user types is primarily considered a regular series of characters. To use that series, you must convert it to the appropriate type. We will review the procedures used to convert the values.

The InputBox() procedure provides more details. We will come back to it in Lesson 7

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Here is an example:

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Application

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Details on Static Members

1. Project...)
2. To execute the application to see the result, on the main menu, click Debug -> Start Without Debugging. This would produce:
3. To execute, press Ctrl + F5

Getting the Machine Name

notice: The above code (or class) contains the keyword s (are) used at this time. We will introduce that (those) word(s) in a later lesson.

2. In the Properties window, click the Events button
3. On the main menu, click Project -> Add Class...
4. On the main menu, click Project -> Add Class...

1. To execute, on the main menu, click Debug -> Start Without Debugging

This would produce:

Practical Learning: Passing an Array of Objects as Argument

1. In the Solution Explorer, right-click Program.cs -> Rename
2. In the Solution Explorer, right-click Form1.cs -> Rename

Practical Learning: Using an Enumeration

1. To execute, press Ctrl + F5

• : The :

Practical Learning: Creating a Simple Returning Expression

Variants of an else Conditional Statement

A Bitmap from a Graphics Object

This would produce:

Objects Assisting With Debugging

Practical Learning: Passing an Argument in

Practical Learning: Passing an Argument in

1. To execute, on the main menu, click Debug -> Start Without Debugging
2. Close the form return to your programming environmentTo execute, press Ctrl + F5
3. To execute, on the main menu, click Debug -> Start Without Debugging
4. Click Next
5. Press Enter
6. Click Add

Practical Learning: Passing Argument by Reference

1. Close the browser and return to your programming environment
2. Close Microsoft Visual Studio

Practical Learning: Nesting a Function

• Press Enter

• Click Create
• Click Add

Practical Learning: Accessing a Parameter by Name

1. Change the calls to the functions as follows: To execute the application and test the calculations, press Ctrl + F5
2. Close the form and return to your programming environment

Practical Learning: Switching to a Boolean Value

1. To execute the project, press Ctrl + F5
2. Click the Calculate button
3. Close the form and return to your programming environmentClick Next

Practical Learning: Checking the Types of Characters

1. Click Create

Practical Learning: Switching a String

1. To execute the application, on the main menu,, click Debug -> Start Without Debugging

2. 

3. 

4. Close the form and return to your programming environment
5. Start Microsoft Visual Studio and, on the Visual Studion 2019 dialog box, click Create a New Project (if Microsoft Visual Studio was already launched, on the main menu of, click File -> New -> Project...)
6. Click Next
7. Click Create
8. Right-click inside the Code Editor -> Remove and Sort Usings

Practical Learning: Ending the Lesson

1. From the Menus & Toolbars section of the Toolbox, click StatusStrip and click the form
2. Click the + button of Size and change the Width to

Practical Learning: Exiting Early From a Method

1. To execute, on the main menu, click Debug -> Start Without Debugging:
2. Close the form and return to Microsoft Visual Studio
3. To execute, press Ctrl + F5
4. Close the form and return to Microsoft Visual Studio

Practical Learning: Creating Automatic Properties

1. To execute the application to test it, on the main menu, click
2. To execute the application, on the main menu, click Debug -> Start Without Debugging

Practical Learning: Adding a Property to an Interface

1. To execute the application to test the form, on the main menu, click Debug -> Start Without Debugging:
2. To close the window, press Enter, and return to your programming environment

Practical Learning: Protecting a Member of a Class

1. To execute the application to make sure no error was created, on the main menu, click Debug -> Start Without Debugging

Practical Learning: Adding Properties to a Page Model

1. Return to Microsoft Visual Studio

Practical Learning: Introducing Automatic Properties

1. On the main menu, click Project -> Add Class...

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• For the Salvage Value, type and press Enter

• If Microsoft Visual Studio is already opened:

If the miracles are not verified, they make Jesus Christ a fictional character.

Practical Learning: Creating a Method without a Body

1. To test the project, press Ctrl + F5

Practical Learning: Calling a Function that Returns a Value

1. To execute the application, on the main menu, click Debug -> Start Without Debugging

1. Start Microsoft Visual Studio. In the Visual Studio 2019 dialog box, click Create a New Project (if Microsoft Visual Studio was already opened, on the main menu, click File -> New -> Project...)

Practical Learning: Creating Write-Only Properties

1. In the Solution Explorer, double-click PayrollPreparation.cs to display the formTo execute, on the main menu, click Debug -> Start Without Debugging:

06 - Èji'an

09 - Menda'a Ê "ñgá'an/ñgênán" aa mbá'a"

10 - Ajók: "ndeme/ndõme", mbême", aa "wô'õ"

11 - Ajó'ó "ñga", "ñgá", "tame/táme", aa "támê"

12 - Anyenyet-Ê-Biñgun Aa Ajó'ó: a/á

13 - Minsílí

14 - 

15 - Èñgun Ê 

16. Ajó'ó: ye, beta, ñgáa, tê/kê, ya, aná, nálè, fe, fó'ó
    ê yi, ê vu, ê zõmbõ

17. ê ke, ê zu, ê mane
    M'a ke ésáé, afan, ê Befia
    M'a ke dí, sáé, búan, wóban
    Kelêk
    Me ne ke
    Me ne ke ê tabe, ê dí, ê sáé, ê búan, ê wóban, ê 
    Mê ñga ke.
    Mê ñgá ke.
    Me wô'õ 
    A ndeme ke ê nlam.

    Á njí ke ésulán.
    Te wo ke
    Te wo ke tabe, dí, sáé, búan, wóban, ê nyú biañ

18 - kúne, betá, betá'a, jí'a, tú'a, kõmõ, víane, ê ko
        ê ko ê woñ, éñgôñgól

19 - Mimbámêtán Mí Ájók

20 - Bitõtõé Bíñgbwêñgbwên Ê Biñgun: a, á, e, è, é, õ, ô, be/bê, bi/bí, mi/mí

20 - Avevet Biñgbwêñgbwên Ê Biñgun: de/dê, je/jê, wõ/wô, be/bê, bie/bíê, me/mê

21 - Ème' Ê Biwuwuñ Ê Biñgun: ma, wo, nye/nyê, bíà, míà, be/bê

22 - ê yañge, ê kômbõ, ê yem, 
    M'a yañge ésáé
    M'a yañge dí, sáé, wóban, ê nyú biañ
    Mê ñga yañge.
    Mê ñgá yañge.
    Me wô'õ yañge.
    M'a yañge wo, nyê, mía

    M'a kômbõ wo
    M'a kômbõ sáé, wóban

    M'a yeme wo
    M'a yeme sáé, tili, báp, fen, yám

24 - Bitõtõé Bíjú'újú'ú Biñgun: dam/dáam, jam/jáam, wom/wóom

25 - Avevet Bíjú'újú'ú Biñgun: éndam/éndáam, énjam/énjáam

24 - Abõñ: aa, fe, yà, ñgê

25 - ê be, ya, fó'ó, bebè, zàñ, mfôm, ê fefêl, kíndík, ñgbwák, õyàp, yàt, èté/été, átàn, yôp, sí, lí, mbó-ñgál, mbó-ñnôm

16: ê bo
    M'a bo mvam, èsáé

24: ê yiane, 
    M'a yiane dí, sáé, búan, wóban, nyú biañ
	      vólõ [ wo, nye, mía ]

18: ê jíbi, 
    M'a jíbi nyê
    M'a jíbi sáé, zaé, wóban, mintáé, õsón, èkpwê'êle
    Jíbi'i!

19. ê wôk, ê wú
    M'a wô'ô zaé, õlún, njùk, évé, ôsón, sóm
	     jiá, ájô, ábeñgê

    M'a wú zaé, njùk, évé, ôsón, mintáé, õlún
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Befátan Ê Bekõnõk

1. Bekõnõ' Ê Menjen (Verbs of State)
2. Binyá'aé Ê Bekõnõk (Action Verbs)
    ê dí, ê s, ê kóbõ, ê vólõ, ê lí'i, ê li'iban, ê sobõ, ê solè, ê vúan
3. Ajó'ó Bekõnõk (Verbial Auxillaries)
    betá, ê kúne, ê víane, ê jí'a, ê tú'a
4. Ajêjó' Ê Bekõnõk (Auxillary Verbs)
    ê ke ([ èsáé, afúp], [ ê dí, ê sáé, ê wóban ]),
    ê zu ([ ê nlam, Akônôliñga ], [ ê dí, ê sáé, ê wóban ]),
    ê mane ([ èsáé, ajô ], [ ê dí, ê sáé, ê wóban ]),
    ê jíbi ([ õnyenyet éñgun, èsáé, mintáé ], [ ê dí, ê sáé, ê nyú biañ ]),
    ê kômbõ ([ õnyenyet éñgun ], [ ê dí, ê sáé, ê wóban, ê jêm ])
4. Bekõnõ' Ê Yà Ényok (Verbs of Reciprocity)
    a. Verbs that require reciprocity: ê wúban, ê vúman
    b. Verbs that suggest reciprocity: ê nye'esan
5. Bimvêmvát Ê Bekõnõk (Transitive (or Complementary) Verbs (verbs that use (or may require) a complement))

èmvát: transitivity
èmváta'a: 
e váñ
e jibi
e tàtè
e yian
èmvêmvát: transitive
èmvát-èmvát: transitively

    ê vê, ê vaa, ê bôk, ê fumin, ê lí, ê bè, ê vun, ê vú, ê be'e, ê kus, ê dañ, ê kuan, ê yiane
6. Bekõnõ'õ Míñwô'ôtan (Verbs of Feeling)
    ê ko (wòñ), ê wôk (õlún, zaé, õsón, èñgôñgól), ê wú (zaé, õsáme)
7. Bijêjêt Ê Bekõnõk (Expressive Verbs (Verbs that function (mostly) in an expression))
   ê bômbõ (sí, énòñ, ôkala), ê koene (õnyenyet éñgun, mõt, jôm), ê jep (fa, fólóñ, lombõ), ê sep (étom), ê nyet (dís)
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ê kee (mõt bekábe)
ê kõlè (bekábe)

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3. Ñg' éf:

Introduction

• Close your programming environment
• In the Properties window, click the Events

  statement

The Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio

Introduction

string can click Cancel on it:

The Object Explorer

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Using PowerShell

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Èwôndô' ê Búlu
========================================================
_("Bulu Linguistics"/"Linguistique Boulou")_
Ñkóbán aa Bifíá
================================
1. Èfíá Jíá
-----------------------------------
*Ma.*

*Wo.*

*Ñnye.*

*Bíà.*

*Míà.*

*Õõwé.*

*Mómo.*

*Tèkè'è.*

*Abômõ.*

*Áfúp.*

2. Bifíá Bíbàè
-----------------------------------
*Me veê.*

*Za'á ñnè!*

*Yañgê'e bidí!*

*Tabê'e sí!*

*Vô'ôlõ ma!*

3. Abui Bífíá
-----------------------------------
*Me ne mvo'óé.

*Kelê áfúp.*

*Ye õ ne mvo'óé?*

4. Mevál ê Mefê Yà Kóbõ
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Ñkóbán aa Mendem
================================
Mendem ê yà zēn: èbúí élé, mbõ'án élé, ayálê

Mendem ê yà minjóñ

(Lights, Stop Signs, Speed Signs, Exit)
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Ñkóbán aa Nyúl
==========================================
*Nlô*

nsi'isán ê nlô ê yôp aa ê sí

nsi'isán ê nlô ê mbó-ñgàl aa ê mbó-ñnôm

*Mís, bivulá*

mvesán ê mís

*Çíñ*

*Anyu*
------
*Vioè*

*Ñmúñán*

*Mfíásán*

*Õyêñgá*

*Ñyôn*

*Ntatán* (mintáé)

*Wó/Mó* (ê búti ányu), *bitúl, fás, õdák, nsu'án ônyu, nsu'án ê wó/mó*

*Abo/Mebo*

-----------------------------------

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ê yáa

ê yá'a

ê vele (ôyó)

ê ve'ele (ê bo jôm)

ê yále

ê yá'ále

ê yêle

ê yê'êle

Practical Learning: Introducing Procedures

1. On the main menu, click File -> Save

     

 

 

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: have from a function: a specific value or a simple assignment. If you want the function to perform an assignment without giving you back a result, such a function is qualified as void FunctionName FunctionName FunctionName(); FunctionName FunctionName using static System.Console; Violation" "1 - Slow Driving" "2 - Fast Driving" "3 - Aggressive Driving" "4 - Unknown - Other" "-------------------------------------- "Type of violaction (1-4): "); result = (125, "Aggressive Write("Ticket Summary" + Environment.NewLine); Write("Traffic Violation: {0}" + Environment.NewLine, ticket.message); Write("Ticket Amount: {0}" + Environment.NewLine, ticket.amount); Here is an example of running the application Change the document as follows: using static System.Console; (int, int) DistributeParts(int amount, int portion1, int portion2) { int totalRatios = portion1 + portion2; int eachPart = amount / totalRatios; int result = eachPart * portion1; return (result, amount - result) "); WriteLine($"Portion 1: {ratio1}"); WriteLine($"Portion 2: {ratio2}"); WriteLine("---------------------------------------------------"); WriteLine($"Part 1: {portions.first}"); WriteLine($"Part 2: {portions.second}"); WriteLine("===================================================") WriteLine("The error produced is: " + fe.Message); } } To execute the project, on the main menu, click Debug -> Start Without Debugging For the Amount to Allocate, type 8500 and press Enter For Portion 1, type 4 and press Enter For Portion 2, type 3 and press Enter

 

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Practical Learning: Introducing Syntax Errors

• In the document, type the following:

• Change the file as follows:

• In the code, move the functions to the bottom of the document:

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Microsoft.CSharp.dll (if you are creating a Windows Forms (WinForms) application, the VisualBasic.dll

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