Can you believe it, but JH used that Ampere Law song at her bloggie!! Listen to it over at her bloggie!
For those who want the Mp3, here's the link:
http://www.haverford.edu/physics-astro/songs/AmperesLaw.mp3
For those who do not have enough of Andre Ampere and Maxwell, here's more:
http://www.haverford.edu/physics-astro/songs/
There's even one on Gauss's Law??!!
Ok, plan for today:
Design and implement an ADT for mail. Name the class MyMail. Functions required are:
->MyMail() – to declare and set up some private variables.
->Mail_Sender($name = “”, $email) – to set the sender of the mail. If name is empty, use the email as the name. X-sender will be set to the same values.
->Mail_Recipient($name, $email) – to set the recipient(s) of the email. Same as MailSender, If name is empty, use the email as the name.
->Mail_CC($name, $email) – carbon copy.
->Mail_BCC($name, $email) – blind carbon copy
->Mail_ReturnPath($email = “”) – sets the Return-path for undelivered mail. If unspecified, Mail_Sender value will be used.
->Mail_MIME($mime= “1.0”) – sets MIME version.
->Mail_ContentType($type = “text/html; charset=iso-8859-1\r\n”) – sets the content type.
->Mail_Headers($headers) – additional headers to be added to the mail.
->Mail_Subject($subject = “”) – sets the mail subject name.
->Mail_Content($content) – sets the mail content.
->Mail_Send() – attempts to send mail. If successful, returns true, false otherwise.
More will be considered in the future.
I must be mad about programming to do this kind of planning… OMG… But it's clearer this way, ain't it?