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what is difference between vector and arraylist?.
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Interview Question Submitted By :: Guest |
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vector is synchronized . collection object and variable
slow acess. muntable
array list is never snchronized. collection variable fast
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Vector is synchronized and compare to array list this slow
access, by defaulst the vector is 10,this is legacy class
Where as arraylist is unsynchronized and fast random
access,in arraylist there is no default size automatically
it is growable once the object is created it will be
allocated,this is advanced class.  |
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How can I make a program in c to print 'Hello' without
using semicolon in the code? |
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Interview Question Submitted By :: Rohit Mishra |
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main()
{
if(printf("hello"))
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int main()
{
if(printf("Hello"))
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//Null statement
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3 | Jaya Prakash |
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int main()
{
if(printf("Hello"))
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}
Answer 2nd is correct;  |
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what are the events in lsmw? |
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Interview Question Submitted By :: Saai |
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There are no events in LSMW. LSMW is a tool used to migrate
data from Non-sap to sap and sap to sap Systems. we can send
the data using lsmw with several options( like direct
input,batch input, BAPI's and IDOC's).  |
0 | Sri |
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Events in LSMW.
1) Begin_of_transaction:
2) End_of_transaction
3) Begin_of_record.
4) End_of_record.  |
0 | Sudhir Uppalapati |
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Events in LSMW
1.BEGIN_OF_PROCESSING - Before the beginning of data
processing
2.BEGIN_OF_TRANSACTION - Before the beginning of
transaction data processing
3.__BEGIN_OF_RECORD__ Before applying the conversion rules
for a source structure
4.END_OF_RECORD_ After applying the conversion rules for a
source structure
5.__END_OF_TRANSACTION__After finishing transaction
processing
6.END_OF_PROCESSING__ After finishing data processing  |
0 | Amith |
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There are not any events in LSMW. SAP has provided a tool
named LSMW which convert the legacy data into the required
sap format and update the database.....  |
0 | Amit |
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Perimeter of the back wheel = 9 feet, front wheel = 7 feet
on a certain distance, the front wheel gets 10 revolutions
more than the back wheel .What is the distance? |
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Interview Question Submitted By :: Bhagavath |
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Let the revolutins made by rear wheel be: x
then revolution by front wheel will be: x+10
Now, the distance covered by both will be same.
So,
7(x+10)=9x
7x+70=9x
70=2x
35=x
So the total distance is 7*35 i.e. 315 feets.  |
0 | Suryaveer |
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Revolutions of front wheel=10
then the revolutions of back wheel is same as front wheel.
But actual distance covered by both of them is
Let as assume distance covered by wheel is x
x=((10*7)/2)*7=245 feets.  |
0 | Karthikeyan |
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Let the revolutins made by bigger wheel is: x
then revolution by smaller wheel will be: x+10
Now, the distance covered by both wheels will be same.
So,
7(x+10)=9x
7x+70=9x
70=2x
35=x
so distance travelled=9*35=315
or 7*45=315  |
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Yup 315 is the rite answer  |
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