The clearing provides a place where the boys may use the batroom. Ralph made it because he dosent like the thought of the island becoming dirty.
I guess the platform can symbolize a place of order and civilization. Assemblies were always held there, under the green and sweeping fronds, to discuss problems and strategies on how to survive on the island
It's in the middle of platform 9 and platform 10. The wizards had to had some way to get from the regular world to the magical train, and there had to be a way that Muggles didn't see it or suspect anything, and it didn't interfere with their stuff.
Harry potter leaves from platform 9 and 3/4s. He and his Hogwart's companions get to this by running through a brick wall between platform 9 and 10. In the second book, the Chamber of Secrets, Ron Weasley and Harry run at the wall, only to find that it has been sealed off. Their excuse to the muggle station officer who comes to them looking very worried is ' sorry, couldn't control the trolly.'
A bier is a coffin platform.
The platform is made of pink granite, just like all the other rocks on the island, including the mountain and castle rock.
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to protect workers from hazards, NOT to provide a stable base
to provide better platform to foundation
A platform balance is used to get the measurement of a certain object and its platform is used to carry heavy weights. It can be used either to balance or to scale an object.
Not part of the standard library, on some platform it clears the screen.
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The function of a scaffold platform is to provide a stable and secure working surface for workers to access elevated areas during construction or maintenance work. It allows workers to move around safely and perform tasks at heights while maintaining balance and stability.
Bullion Direct is very reliable according to the reviewers. Bullion Direct provides a platform for the trading, clearing, purchasing, and storage of physical precious metals.
There is no such "command" in C++, let alone Visual C++. You are probably referring to the Turbo C++ clearscreen function. It is a 3rd party, user-defined function and is therefore not part of the C++ language itself. You can roll your own clearscreen function, of course. The following is merely an example implementation, but note that this function is not cross-platform compatible because it employs platform-specific code. You will also need platform-specific code to reposition the cursor after clearing the screen. As it stands, the cursor will be positioned 1000 characters from the top left of the console (immediately after the last insertion position). #include<iostream> #include<windows.h> // Non-cross platform, Windows only! void ClearScreen( void ) { HANDLE hConsoleOut; CONSOLE_SCREEN_BUFFER_INFO csbiInfo; DWORD dummy; COORD home = { 0, 0 }; hConsoleOut = GetStdHandle( STD_OUTPUT_HANDLE ); GetConsoleScreenBufferInfo( hConsoleOut, &csbiInfo ); FillConsoleOutputCharacter( hConsoleOut, ' ', csbiInfo.dwSize.X * csbiInfo.dwSize.Y, home, &dummy ); } int main() { // print some garbage: int max=1000; while(max--) std::cout<<rand(); ClearScreen(); }
I do not think so.
It is the platform where a slide is affixedThe function of a stage of a microscope is to provide a place where the slide can be put for observation.
C language doesn't say anything about graphics, it is platform-dependent.