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There is a large number of futures exchanges, some trading financial futures and/or options, some other commodities. The following are some of the important financial exchanges and contracts:
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Settlement price On the last day of trading - usually the third Monday of the month - NYSE LIFFE declares an exchange delivery settlement price (EDSP) which is the closing price at which any contracts still outstanding will be automatically reversed. The EDSP is 100 minus the official 3-month EURIBOR fixing at 11:00 a.m. Brussels time
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For interest rate futures, the value of a 1 basis point movement is €25.00 and the value of a 1 tick movement (the tick value) is €12.50
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Flashcard 150892870

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In order to protect the [...], clearing members are required to place collateral with it for each deal transacted in a "margin" account.
Answer
clearing house

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Flashcard 150892876

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In order to protect the clearing house, clearing members are required to place collateral with it for each deal transacted in a [...].
Answer
"margin" account

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Flashcard 150892883

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Answer
qual è il segreto?

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Flashcard 150892887

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qual è il segreto?
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Annotation 150892901

A Java application resembles a program in most computer languages. It is compiled into bytecode which normally resides on the user's machine and is executed by a run-time interpreter. Java is based on a structure and syntax common to many languages (eg C, JavaScript, awk, perl). This makes it easy to cross over from one language to another based on program requirements, resources and politics. This tutorial on Java structure and syntax assumes some introductory programming experience.
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Java Tutorial 1 - Syntax / Structure
Java Tutorial 1 - Syntax / Structure HTML Markup | JavaScript | Java | Home & Links Tutorial 1 - Structure / Syntax A Java application resembles a program in most computer languages. It is compiled into bytecode which normally resides on the user's machine and is executed by a run-time interpreter. Java is based on a structure and syntax common to many languages (eg C, JavaScript, awk, perl). This makes it easy to cross over from one language to another based on program requirements, resources and politics. This tutorial on Java structure and syntax assumes some introductory programming experience. lexical structure data types literal constants variables and arrays operators and expressions statements and blocks Lexical Structure The lexical structure of a progr



Annotation 150892907

A Java application resembles a program in most computer languages. It is compiled into bytecode which normally resides on the user's machine and is executed by a run-time interpreter. Java is based on a structure and syntax common to many languages (eg C, JavaScript, awk, perl). This makes it easy to cross over from one language to another based on program requirements, resources and politics. This tutorial on Java structure and syntax assumes some introductory programming experience.
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Java Tutorial 1 - Syntax / Structure HTML Markup | JavaScript | Java | Home & Links Tutorial 1 - Structure / Syntax A Java application resembles a program in most computer languages. It is compiled into bytecode which normally resides on the user's machine and is executed by a run-time interpreter. Java is based on a structure and syntax common to many languages (eg C, JavaScript, awk, perl). This makes it easy to cross over from one language to another based on program requirements, resources and politics. This tutorial on Java structure and syntax assumes some introductory programming experience. lexical structure data types literal constants variables and arrays operators and expressions statements and blocks Lexical Structure The lexical structure of a progr



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A Java application resembles a program in most computer languages. It is compiled into bytecode which normally resides on the user's machine and is executed by a run-time interpreter. Java is based on a structure and syntax common to many languages (eg C, JavaScript, awk, perl). This makes it easy to cross over from one language to another based on program requirements, resources and politics. This tutorial on Java structure and syntax assumes some introductory programming experience.
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Annotation 150892923

multidimensional arrays (also known as nested arrays because they comprise one or more arrays nested inside another)
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Flashcard 150892928

Question
multidimensional arrays (also known as [...] because they comprise one or more arrays nested inside another)
Answer
nested arrays

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multidimensional arrays (also known as nested arrays because they comprise one or more arrays nested inside another)






Flashcard 150892934

Question
how do you loop through multidimensional arrays?
Answer
you can loop through them using nested loops

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Flashcard 150892941

Question
sort()
Answer
sorts the values of the array in ascending order (alphabetically for letters, numerically for numbers, letters before numbers)

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Flashcard 150892948

Question
rsort()
Answer
sorts the values in descending order.

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Annotation 150892955

sort() and rsort(), but they preserve the association between each element's key and its value
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Flashcard 150892960

Question
sort() and rsort(), but they [...] the association between each element's key and its value
Answer
preserve

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sort() and rsort(), but they preserve the association between each element's key and its value






Flashcard 150892966

Question
can you use asort() and arsort() on indexed arrays?
Answer
you can use asort() and arsort() on indexed arrays, they're commonly used with associative arrays

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Flashcard 150892973

Question
ksort()
Answer
sorts associative array by their key assending

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Flashcard 150892983

Question
krsort()
Answer
sorts associative array by their key descending

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