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It is desired to measure the temperature of a uid A indirectly by (1) measuring the saturated vapor pressure exerted by another uid B in a closed system subject to uid A, and (2) then converting this pressure measurement into a linear temperature scale The saturated vapor pressure corresponding to the temperature has been found to be of form P = 10e 6 tm

The key point about a namespace is that names declared within it won t conflict with similar names declared outside of it For example, the following program defines two namespaces The first is Counter, shown earlier The second is called Counter2 Both contain classes called CountDown, but because they are in separate namespaces, the two classes do not conflict Also notice how both namespaces are specified within the same file As just explained, a single file can contain multiple namespace declarations Of course, separate files for each namespace could also have been used

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// Namespaces prevent name conflicts using System; // Declare the Counter namespace namespace Counter { // A simple countdown counter class CountDown { int val; public CountDown(int n) { val = n; } public void Reset(int n) { val = n; } public int Count() { if(val > 0) return val--; else return 0; } } } // Declare the Counter2 namespace namespace Counter2 { /* This CountDown is in the Counter2 namespace and does not conflict with the one in Counter */ class CountDown { public void Count() { ConsoleWriteLine("This is Count() in the " + "Counter2 namespace"); }

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class NSDemo2 { static void Main() { // This is CountDown in the Counter namespace CounterCountDown cd1 = new CounterCountDown(10); // This is CountDown in the Counter2 namespace Counter2CountDown cd2 = new Counter2CountDown(); int i; do { i = cd1Count(); ConsoleWrite(i + " "); } while(i > 0); ConsoleWriteLine(); cd2Count(); } }

It is further assumed that this pressure can be converted to a uniform angular rotation of a shaft by means of a Bourdon tube or similar device The range of pressure from 10 psi to 60 psi will produce a 455 movement of the driver cam, and the full-scale range of temperatures (0 to 200 F) will be linear over a 30 span

As you drill down, you may decide that the particular level of detail did not provide meaningful insight into the business trends or that you want to explore details by other dimensions You can drill up to the preceding summary level To move back up the hierarchy by one level, click the up arrow next to the dimension For example, in Figure 19-13, to drill from City back up to State, click the up arrow next to City This will remove the detail column from the report and replace it with a column of data from one level up in the hierarchy

The output is shown here:

As the output confirms, the CountDown class inside Counter is separate from the CountDown class in the Counter2 namespace, and no name conflicts arise Although this example is quite simple, it is easy to see how putting classes into a namespace helps prevent name conflicts between your code and code written by others

Solution The center distance between the cams is chosen as 3 in, since this is the largest size that is practical within the space limitations In the equation for the vapor pressure,

You also can right-click while hovering over the city column to call the Drill Down, Drill Up, or Drill By pop-up menu This allows you to skip levels in drilling, for example, going immediately from Year to Month without first previewing Quarters Your mouse must only hover over the city name rather than have the entire column selected for the correct pop-up menu to be invoked By default, this mouse pointer appears in the shape of a hand, not an arrow