This document discusses the second episode of the fictional TV show "Coding Horror" which focuses on software programmers. It introduces the project manager Syed Mansoor Ahmed and analyst programmer Ankit Kashyap who lead an automation team. It poses questions about declaring public and private methods in interfaces and how they differ from abstract classes. It also lists requirements for a mobile exchange software specification including notifying users of calls with ringtones and sending voices across a network.
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1. Coding Horror
The scary show for Programmers
Based on True stories from the desk of
software programmers
3. And We are back!!
Syed Mansoor Ahmed
(Project Manager)
- Proud Wiproite from last
10 Yrs
- Leads AppC Automation
team
syedmansoor.ahamed@wipro.co
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Ankit Kashyap
(Analyst Programmer)
- Proud Wiproite from last
5.9 Yrs
- Works as developer;
take care of AppC tools
ankit.kashyap@wipro.com
6. Quick checks??
• How to declare public and private methods in an
interface definition??
• How they are different from Abstract classes?
• How we achieve code reuse through Interfaces?
8. Software Specification
• Mobile Exchange should be
able to intimate user about calls
(Ringtone!)
Req 1
• Mobile Exchange should be
able to send the voice across
network
Req 2
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