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    A question on electric current's density & flow.

    is this true? thanks for help. i wished to abstract (generalize on topic) from electric current in physical wires, to for example in air. i hope this is in proper forum section. ---- Electric current's density J depends on electric current's intensity I measured in (A) & on conductor wire's...
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    Potential Energy -- What are the different ways it can be stored?

    i know too little of physics & related english words to speak about this properly. but i'll list examples: - mass at height, - tense spring (not sure if i translated this well), - chemical energy (not sure if it's correct), - solar energy (not sure if it's correct).
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    available if i have time.

    available if i have time.
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    Potential Energy -- What are the different ways it can be stored?

    Potential energy is energy contained in certain system, for example in physical body mass in gravitational field of Earth. Potential energy at initial position has value equal to work necessary to move mass from initial position to new position. But also, i read that potential energy can also...
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    Understanding High Level Languages at a Fundamental Level

    High Level Programming Langauge wording makes one think about Programming Languages that require Abstract Thinking, on High Level of Abstraction. Not in terms of Assembler Instructions or Electronic Circuits, but with more or less High-Level Syntax. Of course what is High & what is Low is...
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    Trouble with learning to program

    i wrote more than Servlets & JSP (Servlets & Google Web Toolkit mostly, very little of JSP). but even Servlets alone can use full power of Java, including conditional instruction 'if', and iteration instructions (looping as you put it). HTML code is dynamically generated that way...
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    Trouble with learning to program

    it's a markup language. i know what words mean, but perhaps differently than you - there are different meaning to words depending on nationality, viewpoint, education, religion etc...
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    Avoid Bugs: Simple Machine Language?

    if you wish to reduce LOC, then this can work for example with a Dedicated Programming Langauge or proper Software Library.
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    Trouble with learning to program

    i wrote the Internet Applications Professionally for ~5 years. server code generates HTML code that is sent to clients such as browsers, for example. you just write program that generates HTML as an output.
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    C/C++ Programming Languages: C++, Objective C, Java & More

    that's true, but i think that Computer Sciences can be compared to a Drill, and Programming Languages to Drill Bits. Experts will use different Drill Bits for different tasks. Different tools for different purposes.
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    State Machine Diagram for a Telephone?

    'State Machine' also known as 'Finite State Automaton', is a directed Graph of 'States' and 'Transitions' between 'States'. it has 'Initial State' & 'End State'. 'End state' might be reachable or not.
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    C/C++ Programming Languages: C++, Objective C, Java & More

    from my experience & 'education': Java, C# perhaps too : Distributed Internet Apps. C : Operating Systems, Hacking, Low-level Optimization. Assembler : Hacking, Operating Systems, Low-level Optimization. Pascal : Learning Programming, Ada : will have to see yet, but it has uses in Military...
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    Trouble with learning to program

    i recommend starting to learn Programming from Pascal Programming Language.
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    Trouble with learning to program

    HTML has it's uses in programming the Internet Applications, and many, but it's NOT the neccessity.
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    Does Energy Determine the Spread of Matter in Space?

    thanks Bill. added the book to wish list on Amazon. for now i read 'Quantum Physics' by Alastair I.M. Rae (beginners guide).
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