[Research] Windows Media Player - Stop

The Stop function of the Windows Media Player object in Visual Basic stops the current loaded media file and returns it to the starting point, but does not change or unload the media file.

[Research] Windows Media Player - Play

The Play function of the WMP object in Visual Basic has no input parameters, but it sets the currently loaded media file to play at regular speed.

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Basically, again, this is a Computer. The Constructor New() is used to create an instance of the Computer with a Username and Password.

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Basically this is a Computer. It has private elements, all of which are it's State. Which can't be changed. The Behaviors on the other hand are public and their parameters can be used openly, as well as "Return" arguments.

2. Accessors: Uses a function (almost always) to get a value, string, or some other data value.

3. Mutators: Mutators change the way a function works, by inserting arguments (paramaters) into the brackets of a function. This usually means it will change a variable within the program based on which one is assigned to the parameter.

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*BendFromForce should have (Boolean)

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3. Composition: The Object is said to be COMPOSED of other objects (It "has-a" class,Eg, a TABLE has-a "CHAIR" and "FORK".).

4. Inheritance: An Object is said to be a PARENT (SuperClass) with multiple CHILD classes (SubClasses). A CHILD class is always in an "is-a" relationship with the PARENT. ie, VAN is-a CHILD of the CAR PARENT Class.

5. Multiplicity: Affects Composition. A TABLE class could have Multiplicity in the sense that it can have, for example, 4x CHAIR classes, and 8x CUTLERY classes.

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1. *Typo, Volume Wheel Scroll

2. Section 1; Name of the Class

    Section 2; State of the Class (What is actually HAS)

    Section 3; Behaviors of the Class (What it actually DOES)

3. Noun; Person, Place or Thing. (Proper title, ie John, or iPod.)

    Verb; Action word such as "write" or "dance"