In the last few posts, I have been discussing prepositions grouped according by case: dative, accusative, either, and genitive.
This post shall focus on German temporal prepositions. That is, prepositions … Read more
der Anwendungsfall – use case
A use case is used to capture the requirements of a system. It describes one way a particular actor interacts with the system to achieve … Read more
We have talked about accusative prepositions, dative prepositions, and even two-way prepositions.
Are there genitive prepositions?
Yes, there are also prepositions that take the genitive.
However, like the genitive case … Read more
die Geldliebe – love of money, covetousness
Hebräer 13,5 Der Wandel sei ohne Geldliebe; begnüget euch mit dem, was vorhanden ist, denn er hat gesagt: “Ich will dich nicht versäumen, … Read more
IPA: [kohɛˈzi̯oːn]
die Kohäsion (pl. -en) – cohesion
Last week, we talked about coupling, which describes the relationship between different classes.
Cohesion, in contrast, focuses on a single class or … Read more
die Kraft – strength, power
IPA: [kʁaft]
Meaning: Capability, ability to work; (physical or mental) strength[1]
Etymology: From Middle High German and Old High German kraft, … Read more
IPA: [ˈkʰɔplʊŋ]
die Kopplung (pl. -en) – coupling
Coupling describes the relationship between two (or more) classes or modules in a system.
Classes that have low coupling (or loose coupling, … Read more
die Wahrheit – truth
IPA: [ˈvaːɐ̯haɪ̯t]
Meaning: Truthfulness; the agreement of a statement with the matter on which it is made; correctness[1]
Etymology: Nominalisation from wahr. … Read more
die Mehrfachvererbung (pl. -en) – multiple inheritance
Multiple inheritance is when one class inherits from two or more classes. (You could have a chain of classes inheriting from one … Read more