w.n.]] [[w.o.]] [[w.p.]] [[w.q.]] [[w.r.]] [[w.s.]] [[w.t.]] [[w.u.]] [[w.v.]] [[w.w.]] [[w.x.]] [[w.y.]] [[w.z.]] In Galician and Leonese, ⟨x⟩ is pronounced [ʃ] in most cases (often used in place of etymological g or j). The pronunciation [ks] occurs in learned words, such as ' taxativo' (taxing). However, Galician speakers tend to pronounce it [s], especially when it appears before plosives, such as in ' externo' (external). tA]] [[tB]] [[tC]] [[tD]] [[tE]] [[tF]] [[tG]] [[tH]] [[tI]] [[tJ]] [[tK]] [[tL]] [[tM]] [[tN]] [[tO]] [[tP]] [[tQ]] [[tR]] [[tS]] [[tT]] [[tU]] [[tV]] [[tW]] [[tX]] [[tY]] [[tZ]]

The following tables list all two-letter combinations using the 26 unaccented letters of the Roman alphabet. The first table uses two capital letters, the second a capital followed by a lower-case (mixed case), and the third two lower-case letters. The fourth uses reverse mixed case. The next three tables repeat the pattern of the first three with periods (i.e., "B.C." or "i.e."). The final three tables repeat the pattern of the first three with a single period after both letters. On.]] [[Oo.]] [[Op.]] [[Oq.]] [[Or.]] [[Os.]] [[Ot.]] [[Ou.]] [[Ov.]] [[Ow.]] [[Ox.]] [[Oy.]] [[Oz.]] The post-increment and post-decrement operations make a copy of the object, change its value, and then restore the duplicate from before the procedure. ia]] [[ib]] [[ic]] [[id]] [[ie]] [[if]] [[ig]] [[ih]] [[ii]] [[ij]] [[ik]] [[il]] [[im]] [[in]] [[io]] [[ip]] [[iq]] [[ir]] [[is]] [[it]] [[iu]] [[iv]] [[iw]] [[ix]] [[iy]] [[iz]] NA.]] [[NB.]] [[NC.]] [[ND.]] [[NE.]] [[NF.]] [[NG.]] [[NH.]] [[NI.]] [[NJ.]] [[NK.]] [[NL.]] [[NM.]]RA.]] [[RB.]] [[RC.]] [[RD.]] [[RE.]] [[RF.]] [[RG.]] [[RH.]] [[RI.]] [[RJ.]] [[RK.]] [[RL.]] [[RM.]] K.A.]] [[K.B.]] [[K.C.]] [[K.D.]] [[K.E.]] [[K.F.]] [[K.G.]] [[K.H.]] [[K.I.]] [[K.J.]] [[K.K.]] [[K.L.]] [[K.M.]] fn.]] [[fo.]] [[fp.]] [[fq.]] [[fr.]] [[fs.]] [[ft.]] [[fu.]] [[fv.]] [[fw.]] [[fx.]] [[fy.]] [[fz.]] MN.]] [[MO.]] [[MP.]] [[MQ.]] [[MR.]] [[MS.]] [[MT.]] [[MU.]] [[MV.]] [[MW.]] [[MX.]] [[MY.]] [[MZ.]]

u.a.]] [[u.b.]] [[u.c.]] [[u.d.]] [[u.e.]] [[u.f.]] [[u.g.]] [[u.h.]] [[u.i.]] [[u.j.]] [[u.k.]] [[u.l.]] [[u.m.]] hA]] [[hB]] [[hC]] [[hD]] [[hE]] [[hF]] [[hG]] [[hH]] [[hI]] [[hJ]] [[hK]] [[hL]] [[hM]] [[hN]] [[hO]] [[hP]] [[hQ]] [[hR]] [[hS]] [[hT]] [[hU]] [[hV]] [[hW]] [[hX]] [[hY]] [[hZ]] pA]] [[pB]] [[pC]] [[pD]] [[pE]] [[pF]] [[pG]] [[pH]] [[pI]] [[pJ]] [[pK]] [[pL]] [[pM]] [[pN]] [[pO]] [[pP]] [[pQ]] [[pR]] [[pS]] [[pT]] [[pU]] [[pV]] [[pW]] [[pX]] [[pY]] [[pZ]]Y.N.]] [[Y.O.]] [[Y.P.]] [[Y.Q.]] [[Y.R.]] [[Y.S.]] [[Y.T.]] [[Y.U.]] [[Y.V.]] [[Y.W.]] [[Y.X.]] [[Y.Y.]] [[Y.Z.]] HN.]] [[HO.]] [[HP.]] [[HQ.]] [[HR.]] [[HS.]] [[HT.]] [[HU.]] [[HV.]] [[HW.]] [[HX.]] [[HY.]] [[HZ.]] d.n.]] [[d.o.]] [[d.p.]] [[d.q.]] [[d.r.]] [[d.s.]] [[d.t.]] [[d.u.]] [[d.v.]] [[d.w.]] [[d.x.]] [[d.y.]] [[d.z.]] The memory management model of X++ is simple. Objects are created with a new operator. There are no explicit programmer-defined pointer data types and no pointer arithmetic. ka]] [[kb]] [[kc]] [[kd]] [[ke]] [[kf]] [[kg]] [[kh]] [[ki]] [[kj]] [[kk]] [[kl]] [[km]] [[kn]] [[ko]] [[kp]] [[kq]] [[kr]] [[ks]] [[kt]] [[ku]] [[kv]] [[kw]] [[kx]] [[ky]] [[kz]]