Bøger af David Livingston

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This Book titled ""Fundamentals of Computer & Internet"" is a handbook for beginners to learn the fundamental concepts of Computing & Internet. The topics covered in this book include:1. Introduction to Computer & World Wide Web2. Generation & Classification of Computers3. Basic Computer Organization4. Evolution of Internet & WWW5. Basic Internet Terminology6. Steps involved in Getting Connected to Internet

This book titled "An Introduction to Linux Programming" is all about learning the commands and utilities for accessing the major components of Linux Operating System - Kernel and Shell. This book introduces the reader shell commands and library functions in C required for accessing the File Systems, Directory Structure, Processes and other parts of the Operating System.

This book is all about finding the answer to the question "How to Lead of Life of Godliness?"". It helps the reader in understanding the real meaning of the word - Godliness. It identifies the contrast between the life of Godliness and the life of Ungodliness from the Biblical point of view. It also explains how Ungodliness entered into the world and what are the steps taken by God to alleviate ungodliness from the heart of men.

"JAVA PROGRAMMING" is a guide to learn Object Oriented Programming in Java. It covers the following topics to help the reader in understanding the Object Oriented way of programming in Java: 1. Creating and Using Objects in Java 2. Reusability through Inheritance in Java 3. Implementing Interfaces and Packages in Java 4. Exception Handling and Multithreading in JavaAll the concepts listed above are explained with illustrations for the reader to understand OOP in Java easily.

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Enteric perforation is one of the causes of acute abdomen encountered in the emergency department by surgical residents. The prognosis varies from person to person due to multiple factors. Mannheim Peritonitis Index (MPI score) brings all the crucial factors together and thus aids the surgeons in predicting the outcome following perforation peritonitis. Mannheim peritonitis index was developed by Wacha and Linder in 1937. MPI index appears to be more practical and more reliable means of risk evaluation than other scoring systems, which are time consuming, requiring more blood investigation and may be impossible to apply in clinical setting of intra-abdominal sepsis. This study was done by applying MPI score in patients diagnosed with perforation peritonitis and was found to hold good. This score reminds us of the proverb 'Old is Gold' by its excellent outcome predicting power though being an age old scoring system.