Tried this code from github issue and solved:
minikube start –no-vtx-check
Test :
kubectl get nodes
References:
https://learnk8s.io/installing-docker-kubernetes-windows#installing-kubernetes-on-windows-10-with-minikube
https://github.com/dainael/cdn_project/blob/main/kube_notes.txt
https://docs.docker.com/get-started/kube-deploy/
https://www.grammarbook.com/grammar/subjectVerbAgree.asp
https://www.editage.com/insights/is-it-acceptable-to-use-first-person-pronouns-in-scientific-writing
https://www.editage.com/insights/common-errors-usage-abbreviations-scientific-writing?refer=scroll-to-1-article&refer-type=article
https://www.sciencemag.org/careers/2012/03/how-write-scientist#:~:text=2.,your%20results%20magically%20discovered%20themselves.
https://elc.polyu.edu.hk/referencing/IEEE.pdf
https://cdn.dal.ca/content/dam/dalhousie/pdf/library/Style_Guides/IEEE_Citation_Style_Guide.pdf
https://owl.purdue.edu/owl/research_and_citation/apa_style/apa_formatting_and_style_guide/in_text_citations_author_authors.html
https://blog.apastyle.org/apastyle/2011/02/et-al-when-and-how.html#:~:text=1.,author%20followed%20by%20et%20al.
https://www.google.com/search?rlz=1C1ONGR_deDE933DE933&sxsrf=ALeKk00wJqH4JFM3CfBn5pGOccgcpQS-dQ%3A1610552286140&ei=3hP_X__qB9CYlwSf14m4Cg&q=et+al.+rules+ieee+youtube&oq=et+al.+rules+ieee+youtube&gs_lcp=CgZwc3ktYWIQDDoECAAQRzoICCEQFhAdEB46BQghEKABOggIIRCgARCLAzoHCCEQChCgAToECCEQFVD7HVj4MGDlcWgAcAF4AIAB6AGIAe0GkgEFNC4zLjGYAQCgAQGqAQdnd3Mtd2l6yAEIuAECwAEB&sclient=psy-ab&ved=0ahUKEwj_0aDnnpnuAhVQzIUKHZ9rAqcQ4dUDCA0
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https://www.researchgate.net/post/Can-I-cite-an-article-twice
http://spiff.rit.edu/classes/ast601/latex/latex_table.html
https://www.latex-tutorial.com/tutorials/tables/
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What is docker ?
Instance of redis in my computer
Why we use docker ?
Docker makes it really easy to install and run software without worrying about setup and depenedenies
Docker ecosystem-> Docker client Docker server Docker machine Docker images Docker hub Docker compose
Used docker command:
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docker run hello-world Syntax: docker run <image-name> (Referencing the docker client) Trying to run the container Name of the image to use for this container |
command:
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docker ps |
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#some docker commands docker ps --all docker start 78e053d5e074 docker system prune docker create busybox echo hi there docker start docker logs <container_id> docker create busybox echo hi there stop a container: docker stop <container_id> kill a container: docker kill <container_id> redis is inmemory datastore redis-server redis-cli docker exec id redic-cli ping.google.com stdin, stdout, stderr docker exec -i -t docker exec -it <container id> <command> reference the docker client run another command allow us to provide input to the container id of the container command to execute |
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docker run <image_name> |
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docker run -it busybox sh #ls #ping google.com #exit |
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docker ps |
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docker run -it busybox sh # ls # touch hithere # ls |
we are using node.js server
Docker on AWS:
npm run start = starts up a development server. For development use only
npm run test= run tests associated with the project
npm run build = build a production version of the application
We need Travis CI
AWS hosting
One question to professor:
For lab report:
Explain what is the output, what is the process and some codes. Some screenshots.
What does documentation contains is it lab report A4 page ?
Best Tutorial For Learning Docker For Windows in Short : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iJeL2tOFfvM
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Let Rz={(a,b)|a,b is belongs to Z^+ and a-b is an odd positive integer}.
The set of integers is represented by the letter Z. An integer is any number in the infinite set,
Z={.., -3,-2,-1, 0, 1, 2 ,3, …}
Z+ is the set of all positive integers(1,2,3,….) there is no 0 here
Z- is the set of all negative integers (…,-3,-2,-1) there is no 0 here
Z^nonneg is the set of all positive integers including 0, while Z^nonpos is the set of all negative integers including 0
Source: https://calculus.nipissingu.ca/tutorials/numbers.html#:~:text=An%20integer%20is%20any%20number,%2D2%2C%20%2D1).
Soln:
Set R1 is reflexive because
Q1) For every a is belongs to Z+ . (a,a) is belongs to R . a-a = 0 is not an odd number. So, R is not reflexive.
For every a,b is belongs to Z+ : if a,b is positive, then b-a is negative. That if( a,b) is belongs R then (b,a) is not belongs to R. So not symmetric.
Due to the same reason, as above, (a,b) and (b,a) cannot be simultaneously in R . So the condition in the definition of anti symmetry is false.
The implication holds trivially , R is anti symmetric.
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1st week:
Task: Choose a team with topic is the exercise.
You need to chose a software solution, you need make it and present.
You need to submit it before February and every week prof. needs update
It should be multi node implementation
No exam this time only project that mean
Your installation guide should provide detailed steps how to deploy,
configure and use the service
[Latex diye koire fellam]
IOT er tao kore fellam tate duita laav hoilo
[Dui dhoroner help pawa gelo + practice]
The client-server architecture consists of 2 layers and is called two-tier model
(tier = layer)
Parental Computing is company provided the service[47 minutes in recording]
According to their areas of responsibility, 4 types of clients exist:
1 Text-/X-Terminals
2 Thin/Zero Clients
3 Applet Clients
4 Fat Clients
— My Topic For Project: Kubernetes and Docker
– Most of the cloud/DevOps engineer needs this skill and First experience in the public cloud environment (AWS or AZURE)
– good knowledge of object-oriented languages (e.g. Java, Python, PowerShell or NET) and containerization strategies
References:
https://www.educative.io/blog/roadmap-to-cloud-engineer-jobs
https://www.educative.io/courses/cloud-computing-101-master-the-fundamentals
The goal of the project:
|Linux administration
Documentation reading
Architecture Building
Not so hardcore programming
If you don’t do project you will fail
2nd week:
We shared our topic name maybe we may change the topic name if needed.
Topic: Content Delivery Network with Kubernetes and Docker
We have 3 team members, Syed Ahmed Zaki, Daniel Von Barany, Kranthi kumar reddy Kasireddy
– We want to make a system in different server which distributes content like images, mp3, text known as content delivery networking
-We are very new to Kubernetes and Docker still researching about this
– We want to deploy in cloud maybe Minio in multi node environment or openNebula it is serverless
– It will be scalable
– Any of your suggestion Prof. ?
– My other team members and colleagues will share the details
Learned from Youtube this week about Docker and little bit Kubernetes
3rd week:
Notes from class lecture:
Heteregenous is better because one system and multi computer
Failover and Failback
Some multinode tutorials:
How docker works: https://aws.amazon.com/docker/
https://medium.com/@rubenafo/some-tips-to-run-a-multi-node-hadoop-in-docker-9c7012dd4e26
https://github.com/rubenafo/docker-spark-cluster
Difference Between multi-cluster, multi-master, multi-tenant & federated Kubernetes
https://www.mirantis.com/blog/multi-kubernetes-kdc-quick-and-dirty-guide/
Docker book: https://docker-curriculum.com/
5th Week:
Professor will take final presentation on 29 January, 2021
6th week:
I am trying to upload daniels created docker image deploying into aws ec2 server. here the tutorials i am following.
Posted in Cloud Computing
What does real time mean ?
It means correctness and execution time of the results are guaranteed.
In non-Real time systems normally only the correctness of the result is guaranteed.
In other words: A real time system will also guaranty that a certain deadline is met.
From wikipedia professor also said:
Hard – missing a deadline is a total system failure.
Firm – infrequent deadline misses are tolerable, but may degrade the system’s quality of service. The usefulness of a result is zero after its deadline.
Soft – the usefulness of a result degrades after its deadline, thereby degrading the system’s quality of service.
Hard real-time systems are used when it is imperative that an event be reacted to within a strict deadline. Such strong guarantees are required of systems for which not reacting in a certain interval of time would cause great loss in some manner, especially damaging the surroundings physically or threatening human lives (although the strict definition is simply that missing the deadline constitutes failure of the system). Some examples of hard real-time systems:
In the context of multitasking systems the scheduling policy is normally priority driven (pre-emptive schedulers). In some situations, these can guarantee hard real-time performance (for instance if the set of tasks and their priorities is known in advance). There are other hard real-time schedulers such as rate-monotonic which is not common in general-purpose systems, as it requires additional information in order to schedule a task: namely a bound or worst-case estimate for how long the task must execute. Specific algorithms for scheduling such hard real-time tasks exist, such as earliest deadline first, which, ignoring the overhead of context switching, is sufficient for system loads of less than 100%.[6] New overlay scheduling systems, such as an adaptive partition scheduler assist in managing large systems with a mixture of hard real-time and non real-time applications.
Firm real-time systems are more nebulously defined, and some classifications do not include them, distinguishing only hard and soft real-time systems. Some examples of firm real-time systems:
Soft real-time systems are typically used to solve issues of concurrent access and the need to keep a number of connected systems up-to-date through changing situations. Some examples of soft real-time systems:
WCET(Worst Case Execution Time):
It must not be less than the real WCET (otherwise the
deadline will be execced sometime).
2 It should be as near as possible to the real WCET (otherwise
computing power will be wasted −→ the system gets more
expansive)
Two methods:
Statical WCET Analysis: Calculating execution time
based on the computer program.
Dynamical WCET Analysis: Measurement of an
adequate number of execution runs on a certain
hardware
Reference: https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/real-time-systems/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Real-time_computing
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A method is a set of code
variable
string
return
void
method
String
-equals
-equalsIgnoreCase
-Indexof
-LastIndexOf
-!equals
-String.substring
char
TestingUtils.runTests()
Conditionals
Scenario:
We have a loud barking dog. The “hour” parameter is the current hour time in the range 0 to 23. We are in trouble if the hour is before 7 or after 20. Return true if we are in trouble
While Loop:
code:
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package practice.loop; public class whileLoop { public static void main(String[] args) { String str="Me have a large inventory of things in our warehouse falling in "+"the category:appearal and the slightly"+"more in demand category:makeup along with the category:furniture and"; printCategories(str); } public static void printCategories(String str) { int i=0; while(true){ int found=str.indexOf("category:",i); if(found==-1) break; int start=found+9; int end=str.indexOf(" ",start); //finding the word from start System.out.println(str.substring(start,end)); i=end+1; } } } |
output:
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appearal makeup furniture |
For Loop:
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package practice.loop; public class forLoop { public static void main(String[] args) { String string1="zakilive"; for(int i=0; i<=string1.length()-1; i++) { System.out.println("char:"+string1.charAt(i)); } } } |
Reverse character:
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package practice.loop; public class forLoop { public static void main(String[] args) { String string1="zakilive"; for(int i=string1.length()-1; i>=0; i--) { System.out.println("char:"+string1.charAt(i)); } } } |
Print even number from 0 to 100:
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package practice.loop; public class forLoop2 { public static void main(String[] args) { for(int i=0; i<=100; i=i+2) { System.out.println(i); } } } |
Sending parameters as an array
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package practice.loop; public class ArrayPracticeNew { public static void main(String[] args) { int[] values = new int[]{2, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7}; System.out.println(search((values), 5)); System.out.println(search(new int[]{2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7}, 9)); } //it should return the index position if it is not then it return -1 public static int search(int[] nums, int target) { int ret = -1; for (int i = 0; i < nums.length; i++) { if (nums[i] == target) ret = i; } return ret; } } |
Cool recursion example instead of loop:
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package practice.loop; public class RecursionAssignmentSolution { public static void main(String[] args) { // String myString=new String("lets learn java"); // System.out.println(myString.substring(1)); // System.out.println(myString.substring(1,3)); System.out.println(allDollars("hello")); //h$e$l$l$o System.out.println(allDollars("james")); //j$a$m$e$s } public static String allDollars(String str){ if(str.length()<=1){ return str; } return str.charAt(0)+"$"+allDollars(str.substring(1)); } } |
SpeedingFine Assignment:
my logic:
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/** * You are driving a little too fast, and a police officer stops you. * Write code to compute the fine you would have to pay. * If your speed is 60 or less, the result is 0 since there is no fine. * If speed is between 61 and 80 inclusive, the fine is 100 dollars. * If speed is 81 or more, the result is 200. * Unless it is a holiday -- on that day, your speed can be 5 higher in all cases. <br> * <br> * * <b>EXPECTATIONS:</b><br> speedingFine(60, false) <b>---></b> 0 <br> speedingFine (65, false) <b>---></b> 100 <br> speedingFine (65, true) <b>---></b> 0 <br> */ public static int speedingFine(int speed, boolean isHoliday) { int fine=0; if(!isHoliday) { if(speed<=60) fine=0; if(speed>=61 && speed<=80) fine=100; if(speed>=81) fine=200; }else{ if(speed<=65) fine=0; if(speed>365 && speed<=85) fine=100; if(speed>=86) fine=200; } return fine; } |
We always try to make the code short and sweet: Logic from the course instructor
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public static int speedingFine(int speed, boolean isHoliday) { int minSpeed=60; int maxSpeed=80; int fine=0; if(isHoliday) { minSpeed+=5; maxSpeed+=5; } if(speed>=maxSpeed) fine=200; if(speed<=minSpeed) fine=0; if(speed>minSpeed&&speed<=maxSpeed) fine=100; return fine; } |
Short and sweet code:
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public static int speedingFine(int speed, boolean isHoliday) { if(isHoliday) { speed-=5; } if(speed<=60) return 0; if(speed>60 && speed<=80) return 100; else return 200; } |
Another logical problem:
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The birds in Florida like to sing during favorable temperatures. In particular, they sing if the temperature is between 60 and 90 (inclusive). Unless it is summer, then the upper limit is 100 instead of 90. Given an int temperature and a boolean isSummer, return true if the birds are singing and false otherwise. <br> <br> * <b>EXPECTATIONS:</b><br> birdsSinging(70, false) <b>---></b> true <br> birdsSinging(95, false) <b>---></b> false <br> birdsSinging(95, true) <b>---></b> true <br> */ public static boolean birdsSinging(int temp, boolean isSummer) { boolean booleans = false; if(isSummer) { if (temp >= 60 && temp <= 100) booleans = true; } else{ if(temp>=60&&temp<=90) booleans=true; } return booleans; } |
Singing code by me:
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public static boolean birdsSinging(int temp, boolean isSummer) { boolean booleans = false; if(isSummer) { if (temp >= 60 && temp <= 100) booleans = true; } else{ if(temp>=60&&temp<=90) booleans=true; } return booleans; } |
Also by ternary operator in one line:
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public static boolean birdsSinging(int temp, boolean isSummer) { return (isSummer)?(temp>=60 && temp<=100):(temp>=60 && temp<=90); } |
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/** Given three ints, first, second, third, return true if second is greater than first, and third is greater than second. However, with the exception that if the parameter "itsOk" is true, second does not need to be greater than first but still better be less than third. <br> <br> * <b>EXPECTATIONS:</b><br> isOrdered(1, 2, 4, false) <b>---></b> true <br> isOrdered(1, 2, 1, false) <b>---></b> false <br> isOrdered(1, 1, 2, true) <b>---></b> true <br> */ public static boolean isOrdered(int first, int second, int third, boolean itsOk) { boolean val = false; if(itsOk) { if (second < third) { val = true; } } else { if((second > first)&&(third > second)){ val=true; } } return val; } |
In one line with ternary operator
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return (itsOk)?(second < third):((second > first)&&(third > second)); |
Ass_06:
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/** We'll say a number is cool if it's a multiple of 11 or if it is one more than a multiple of 11. Return true if the given non-negative number is cool. Use the % "modulus" operator we spoke about in the prerequisite section. Watch the lesson on modulus if you need to review <br> <br> * <b>EXPECTATIONS:</b><br> isCool(22) <b>---></b> true <br> isCool(23) <b>---></b> true <br> isCool(24) <b>---></b> false <br> */ public static boolean isCool(int n) { return n%11==0||n%11==1; } |
Amar VuulVaal code:
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// public static String fizzyWizzy(int n) { // if(n%3==0) // return "Fizz!"; // else if(n%5==0) // return "Buzz!"; // else if((n%3&&n%5)==0) // return "FizzBuzz!"; // else // return n + "!"; // } |
Valo code FizzyWizzy :P::
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/** Given an int n, return the string form of the number followed by "!". So if the int is for example 13 this method should return "13!". However the catch is that if the number is divisible by 3 the method should return "Fizz!" instead of the number, and if the number is divisible by 5 it should return "Buzz!", and if divisible by both 3 and 5, use "FizzBuzz!". You’ll need to use the % "mod" for computing the remainder after division, so 23 % 10 yields 3. <br> <br> * <b>EXPECTATIONS:</b><br> fizzyWizzy(1) <b>---></b> "1!" <br> fizzyWizzy(2) <b>---></b> "2!" <br> fizzyWizzy(3) <b>---></b> "Fizz!" <br> */ public static String fizzyWizzy(int n){ boolean fizz=n%3==0; boolean buzz=n%5==0; if(fizz&&buzz) return "FizzBuzz!"; if(fizz) return "Fizz!"; if(buzz) return "Buzz!"; return n+"!"; } |
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Given 3 int arguments - a, b, c, return their sum. However, if one of the arguments is the same as any of the other ones, that number should not count towards the sum. So basically you only sum unique numbers, not duplicates <br> <br> * <b>EXPECTATIONS:</b><br> sumUnique(1, 2, 3) <b>---></b> 6 <br> sumUnique(3, 2, 3) <b>---></b> 2 <br> sumUnique(3, 3, 3) <b>---></b> 0 <br> */ public static int sumUnique(int a, int b, int c) { if (a == b && b == c) return 0; if (a == b) return c; if (c == a) return b; if (b == c) return a; return a + b + c; |
Assignment_09 my own solution:
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/** Given 2 positive int arguments (a, b), return whichever argument is nearest to the number 21 without going over. Return 0 if they both go over 21. <br> <br> * <b>EXPECTATIONS:</b><br> nearestTwentyOne(19, 21) <b>---></b> 21 <br> nearestTwentyOne(21, 19) <b>---></b> 21 <br> nearestTwentyOne(19, 22) <b>---></b> 19 <br> nearestTwentyOne(32, 22) <b>---></b> 0 <br> */ public static int nearestTwentyOne(int a, int b) { int val=0; if(a>21 || b>21) val=0; if(a>21&&b<=21) val=b; if(a==21||b==21) val=21; if(a<21&&b>21) val=a; if(a<21&&b<21) { if(a<b) val=b; if(a>b) val=a; } return val; } |
Logic from the instructor:
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public static int nearestTwentyOne(int a, int b) { if(a>21&&b>21) return 0; if(a>21&&b<=21) return b; //a is disqualified if(a<=21&&b>21) return a; //b is disqualified if(a>b) return a; else return b; } |
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Er ist aus dem Nirden von Frankreich
Pierre studiert
fur einen grossen internationalen Konzern (A very international/multinational big company)
fur den Alltag
Handball
Hallo, ich bin Ira pangalos. Wie ist ihre name?
Ich koomen sie aus Griechland
Was machen sie hier in Berlin
Und sie ?
Wo arbeiten sie ?
Ist Ihr studium auf Deutsch?
Wie oft spielen Sie handball ?
HOMEWORK HAUSAUFGABEN (HA) für Dienstag, den 6. Oktober: Seite 12 Übung 5a Seite 13 Übung 5b und 6a
grammatik aktiv a1-b1
Grammatik aktiv Niveau A1 – B1 Cornelsen book
Entshuldigen, Entschuldigt
Versuchen, Versucht
Bestellen, Bestellt
Erzahlen, Erzahlt
Umziehen, Umgezogen
Bestellen Bestellt
Empfehlen Empfohlen
Entnehmen Entnommen
Erreichen Erreicht
Gefallen GEfallen
Versethen Verstanden
bestellen bestellt
empfehlen empfohlen
entnehmen entnommen
erreichen erreicht
gefallen gefallen
verstehen verstanden
zerstören zerstört
5.
gemacht
teilgenommen
geflogen
geschlafen
angekommen
ausgepakt
losgefahren
besichtigt
gelauft
gemacht
gegessen
gegangen
angesehen
gewartet
eingekauft
probiert
besucht
eingeschlafen
zuruckgekommen
teilgenommen teilnehmen Deutschkurs Ich nehme am Deutschkurs teil. Ich habe am Deutschkurs teilgenommen. geflogen
Tochter – Singular Daughter
Töchter – Plural Daughter
Mutter
Mütter
Vater
Väter
Bruder
Brüder
Buch
Bücher
Normal Form, Comparativ Form
kalt kälter
gesund gesünder
ich fahre er fährt
ich muss wir müssen
Ich mochte-I liked in the past /I used to like in past( Ich mokhte uccharon)
Ich möchte-I would like to
H.W:
Letter to a friend, in a word file, grammar should is perfekt, some can be present but others are german perfekt, topic: Your life in frankfurt after you arrived. 10 sentences 150 words. Half page of word file.
10.08.2020
ADUSO in Deutsch
https://de.islcollective.com/deutsch-daf-arbeitsblatter/grammatik/textkonnektoren/aduso/97153
1. Er hat eine Anzeige in der Zeitung gelesen. 2. Er hat mit der Frau telefoniert. 3. Er hat am Samstag die Frau getroffen. 4. Sie haben in einem Café einen Cocktail getrunken. Gestern haben sie in einem Café einen C. getrunken. Sie haben gestern in einem Café einen C. getrunken. 7. Sie hat “Danke schön” gesagt.
schreiben
geschrieben ei ie
Ich habe gestern im Paris fur meinen Vater und meine Mutter viele Souvenirs gekauft .
Reason: After fur akusativ and masculine and meine because feminine
After fur always it is akkusativ
Mit is always dativ
Der gute Mann hat ein Auto Ein guter Mann hat mir “Hallo” gesagt. Ich kenne einen guten Mann. Ich kenne eine gute Frau. Ich kenne ein gutes intelligentes Kind. Ich habe einen hübschen intelligenten Bruder. Kennst du das gute intelligente Kind? Das Buch ist aus gutem Papier Ich komme aus Frankfurt Ich komme aus einer kleinen Stadt. Ich bin heute bei meiner Mutter. Ich bin heute bei meinem Vater. Ich komme aus einem kleinen Dorf. Ich komme aus einem/dem großen Turm. Ich komme aus einer kleinen pittoresken sehr schönen Stadt. Ich komme aus einem kleinen pittoresken sehr schönen Dorf.
Wort
vortrag
nimmt
wenig
Geschirr gespült
14.10.2020
Waren Sie schon einmal da? = Have you been there before?
Sind Sie schon einmal da gewesen? = Have you been there before?
der Freizeitpark das Märchenschloss das Ausflugsziel das Bauwerk die Kleinstadt die Blumeninsel das Mittelalter
In compound word artikel always depends on the last word. For example : Das Mittelalterschloss ; here Das happened for schloss.
das Kleinstadt, das Altstadt
die Stadtzentrum, die Stadtmitte
NOMINATIV: Wer oder Was? AKKUSATIV: Wen oder Was? DATIV: WEM oder WAS? Genitiv: WESSEN?
Das ist meine Tasse Das ist Conchis Tasse Das ist mein Kugelschreiben
Ich kaufe dir das Auto meines Vaters
Das ist Tobias’ Tasche Das ist die Tasche von Tobias Der Lehrer der Kinder Die Probleme der Eltern Der Geburtstag einer Freundin Der Ring der Königin Die Assistentin eines Arztes Die Wünsche der Kunden Die Hochzeit des Jahres
Hausaufgabe für Donnerstag: Übung 7e Seite 36
die Affen die Bäaren die Bären *
Pferde, Voegel
16) die Hühner
die Mäusen, die Mücken, die Schildkörten
17)die schlangen
Pferde, Vögel, löwen
18)ameisen
die Katze, die Kätze die Giraffe, die Giraffen die Kuh, die Kühe
die Schafe; die schweine; die wale
die Hunde die Spinnen die Fische
Die Mäuse
19.10.2020
Sie sind eine Naschkatze= You have a sweet tooth
20,10,2020
Ich glaube, sie hat ihren Mann vom Flughafen abgeholt.
Auf keinen Fall
Während des Essens
Sahne
Milchpulver
Tasse Kaffee
Ich mag kein scharfes Essen.
forsa
umfrage
loben
eigenen
kochkünste
Rolle
jahrige achten
herkunft
sein handy
Ernährung
früher
Bücher
ganz eindeutig
Zeitschriften
Ernährungstipps
schient
Aufsatz
liebsten
bereiten
mengen nimmt
ich hatte
aussehen
nehme
darf
mageres
ungarische
scheiben
ganyen
kommt noch was dazu?
Sonnst noch etwas?
davon
geheimtipp
Sternekoch
Zeitungsbericht
Koch
fing
schälen
Sterne
einen Herd
biobauern
umgebung
Ehepaar
Anwalt
Umgebung
23.10.2020
vergleichen
hervorragend
prost
Haben Sie sonstnoch einen Wunsch
Prost(Zum bier)
Zum Wohl(Yum wein) Only for alkohol things
Zum wein
Ich hatte gern
gewählt
Die Leute sind nett.
Stirn
Haben sie reklamieren
Ja ich ve
Waren Sie mit dem Essen zufrieden? 4)Zahlen Sie zusammen oder getrennt?
gefallt
Speise
Gulaschsuppe
Erbsensuppe
Minestrone
Pho-suppe
Blumenkohlsuppe
Hirschen
Wiel
Beilagen
der kuli
vereinbaren
protokolle
abarbeiten
Buroalltag
Tagesablauf
Aussieht
nebenbei
Angestellzer
Die Brille
Der Stift//der Kugelschreiber
der Kuli
die Pflanze
Die Bücher
Die Tasse
Eine Tasse Kaffee
Der Notizblock
der Rechner
rechnen
Ich habe meine liste abarbeitet.
Ich habe meine Liste abgearbeitet.
Angestellen
Irgendwann
jedefalls
Laune
27.10.2020
Einen termin vereinbaren=
monteur
worum
eher=rather
gern geschehen=Only over phone, bitteschon = only over face2face
erwarten=
seize
duze
Ich sehe dich=I see you here sehe is akkusativ
Ich helfe dir=I help you it is dativ
Take help from pons dictionary about learning transitivite and intranstitive verb
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Here I will put all the class lectures and exercises of pattern oriented software architectures.
1st class 12.11.2020 :
Strategt pattern and it’s UML diagram and when in details for example duck
Now from Exercise Sheet -1 :
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