Section 10.5.1

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for( int j= 1; j <= 1000; j++ ) begin

Section 10.5.2

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for( int j= 1; j <= 1000; j++ ) begin

Section 11.4

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Section 11.18

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Since the base class is not intended to be instantiated, it can be made abstract by specifying the class to be virtual.

Section 12.2.3

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If the specified number of keys are available, the method returns and execution continues.

Section 12.4.5

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The message can be any singular expression, and it must be a valid l-value.

Section 12.4.6

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The message can be any singular expression, and it must be a valid l-value.

Section 12.4.8

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The message can be any singular expression, and it must be a valid l-value.

Section 12.5

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The only difference between a generic (dynamic) mailbox and a parameterized mailbox is that for a parameterized mailbox the compiler ensures that all put, peek, try_peek, and get methods are compatible with the mailbox type so that all type mismatches are caught by the compiler and not at run-time.

Section C.19

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task realtoa(real r)

— str.realtoa(r) stores the ASCII real representation of r into str (inverse of atoreal).