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hroughout this book, we ve covered lots of information about safety and security systems, devices, and hardware If you read all the chapters, you have the information necessary to think like a security consultant This chapter discusses how to put everything together to make a home or business as safe as your customer or client wants it to be Understand that no single security plan is best for everyone Each home and business has unique strengths and vulnerabilities, and each building has different needs and limitations The important limitation most people face is money If money were no object, it would be easy to lay out a great security plan for any building With proper planning, your clients can be safe in their homes or businesses without spending more money than they can afford and without being too inconvenienced Proper planning is based on the following considerations: How much money is the client willing to spend How much risk is acceptable to your client How much inconvenience is acceptable to your client How much time is your client willing to spend on making their home or business more secure How much of the work are your clients willing and able to do by themselves

ConsoleWriteLine (MathRound(1242));

Most of the utility methods in the System class will operate in a similar fashion If you wish to dig deeper into the documentation, you can select any of the links for the overloaded methods We chose the first one to demonstrate:

public static decimal Round(decimal);

Before you can suggest security strategies for a home or business, you need to conduct a safety and security survey (or vulnerability analysis ) This survey requires you to walk around the outside and the inside of the building, and take note of all potential problems

Figure D-7

As Figure D-8 shows, by selecting the link, you receive valuable information detailing the method Even though we have chosen to look at a relatively easy concept, rounding, you can imagine that if you needed to find out about a method you knew nothing about, the documentation presented here would be worth its weight in gold

Microsoft has attempted to alleviate some of the confusion that can arise when there are so many different namespaces and classes from which to choose By using the System namespace and then further subdividing it, you really have one focused area in which to start your search You will find that there are a few other top-level namespaces, such as MicrosoftCsharp, MicrosoftJscript, MicrosoftVisualBasic, and so on, that are used to describe classes pertinent to the individual languages However, you will probably spend most of your time in the System namespace Although this is not specific to the System namespace, there is another area of the documentation that may be of interest to you It is possible to view the namespace hierarchy in order to see which classes are base classes and which are derived classes Figure D-9 illustrates the System namespace inheritance scheme You will find a link on each of the namespace home pages that will take you to <<namespace>> hierarchy

General Motors ignition lock codes generally can be found: A On the ignition lock B On the passenger-side door C Below the Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) on the vehicle s engine D Under the vehicle s brake pedal

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Analysis These questions deal with the purpose and structure of the passage Expect questions on Making Predictions, Drawing Conclusions, Recognizing or Analyzing Organization, and Identifying Author s Purpose Analysis questions make up approximately 40 percent of the Reading Comprehension section of the PCAT

Which code series is used commonly on Chrysler door and ignition locks A EP 1 3000 B CHR 1 5000 C CRY 1 4000 D GM 001 6000

We will now take a brief look at some of the namespaces that might be pertinent to you on the Microsoft exams, in particular, SystemData, SystemWebUI, and SystemWindowsForms You saw SystemData in 10, and the other two were discussed in Parts III and IV on Web and Windows development

You will find in the SystemData namespace a lot of classes that make up part of the ADONET structure This allows you to manipulate data from many different sources ADO follows a concept of universal data access and provides tools to access, update, and connect to data in any location For more information on ADONET, please review 10 on basic data access Table D-2 lists some of the classes found in this namespace There are many classes, interfaces, delegates, and enumerations available within the SystemData namespace For example, in the following list, you will see the inheritance structure of the classes in the SystemData namespace You can use this as a reference PART VII

Constraint DataColumn DataException DataRelation DataRow DataSet DataTable Table D-2