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Differentiate between compiler and interpreter? |
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| Answer | Compiler compiles the whole code and generates the error at
the end whereas interpreter compiles the code line by line
and generates the error immediately.  |
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What is cache memory? |
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| Answer | cachememory is RAM that a computer micro processor(M.P)
access more quickly than it can access regularly RAM as the
M.P processes data it looks 1st inthe cache memory and it
finds the data there, it does not have to do more time
consuming reading of data from larger memory,cache memory
is some times described in levels of closeness and
accessibility to the M.P an L1 cache is on the same chip as
the M.P  |
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Differentiate between ROM and RAM? |
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| Answer | ROM- read only memory
---it can't be modified easily and is used for those data
which doesn't need frequent updates
RAM- random access memory
--it allows data to be accessed at any order  |
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| Answer | rom is read only memory...it's having permanent memory
storage.....
Ram is random access memory...it's having temparary storing
memory  |
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what is Linker? |
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| Answer | Linking is the process of combining various pieces of code
and data together to form a single executable that can be
loaded in memory.
Linking can be done at compile time, and also at run time
Static Loading and Linking
Dynamic Loading & Linking  |
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| Answer | Linker is a routine or module that links different files
with eacher if needed, while loader is a program/module
that loads only program from econdary memory to main
memeory.  |
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what is Loader? |
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| Answer | loader means the operating system utility to copies process
from storage devices to main mermory.
main mermory is also called physical or ram.  |
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what is assembler? |
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| Answer | Assembler is the step comes in between a sorce code
and .exe file.the steps are like this Sorce code--
Preprocessor-->compiler(Assemble code)-->Assembler(Object
Code)-->Libraries linking-->executable files created.
"The assembler creates object code. On a UNIX system you
may see files with a .o suffix (.OBJ on MSDOS) to indicate
object code files".  |
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what is Processor? |
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| Answer | A processor is the logic circuitry that responds to and
processes the basic instructions that drive a computer.
The term processor has generally replaced the term central
processing unit (CPU). The processor in a personal computer
or embedded in small devices is often called a
microprocessor.
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| Answer | A processor is combinational logical Integreted Chip(IC)
that is designed to perform all operations.When connected
with in a proper circuitary board.A processor is also know
as a CPU.It is also called as a microprocessor.  |
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| Answer | Processor is main system unit of computer., which is process
data electronically.  |
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If A>B then
F=F(G);
else B>C then
F=G(G);
in this , for 75% times A>B and 25% times B>C then,is
10000 instructions are there ,then the ratio of F to G
[a] 7500:2500 [b] 7500:625 [c] 7500:625 if a=b=c else
7500:2500
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| Answer | if a=b=c else 7500:2500  |
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Critical section is? |
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| Answer | statements which are accessing shared resourses  |
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| Answer | In concurrent programming, critical section is a piece of
code that accesses a shared resource(data structure or
device) that must not be concurrently accessed by more than
one thread of execution. A critical section will usually
terminate in fixed time, and a thread, task or process will
have to wait for a fixed time to enter it, which is called
as bounded waiting.  |
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