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The actual DNS records for host names and servers, and so on, for a domain are the responsibility of, and under the complete control of, the administrator of that domain. For example, the Address records (or A records) that contain the IP addresses of servers within the domain example.com (such as mail.example.com, www.example.com, ftp.example.com, and so on) are maintained there. The domain example.com is said to be authoritative for the IP addresses, names, local resources, and delegations further down within its own domain. The creation and deletion of names is fully distributed and delegated to lower levels of the DNS in this manner. Figure 4.1 shows an example with several leaves of the golden tree of the DNS. The name golden tree is because of the clear structure of delegation for authority within the DNS so as to avoid any errors caused by incorrect duplication of data. This clear structure of the DNS is a key architectural principle of the Internet and is the technical explanation why the Internet has one and only authority for assigning names and numbers the Internet Authority for Assigned Names and Numbers (IANA).

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You are, of course, familiar with Excel s worksheet functions even novices know how to use the most common worksheet functions, such as SUM, AVERAGE, and IF. Excel includes more than 300 predefined worksheet functions, plus additional functions available through the Analysis ToolPak add-in. You can use Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) to create additional worksheet functions, which are known as custom functions or user-defined functions (UDFs). With all the functions that are available in Excel and VBA, you may wonder why you would ever need to create new functions. The answer: To simplify your work and give your formulas more power. For example, you can create a custom function that can significantly shorten your formulas. Shorter formulas are more readable and easier to work with. However, it s important to understand that custom functions in your formulas are usually much slower than built-in functions. But on a fast system, the speed difference often goes unnoticed.