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What are Logical Links? Where do you adjust them?

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What is direct mount and indirect monut?

2433


How do you exit a screen?

1054


What are case classes in scala?

1


what is the capacity of MS outlook and Outlook Express?

3210


Does cardinality have any effect on the generation of the query?

25


Design a cantilever slab to carry a live load of 2000 N/m2. The overhang of the slab is 1.20m. b) A slab over a room is 4.75m x 4.75m. The edges of the slab are simply supported and the corners are not held down. The live load an the slab is 300 Kg/m2. The slab has a bearing of 15cm. On the supporting walls. Design the slab as per Rankine - Grashoff theory. Assume weight of R.C.C. = 2400 Kg/m2.

2851


What are sql injections, how do you prevent them and what are the best practices?

1045


What does $globals mean?

940


What is stateless bean in spring?

497


Explain perl. When do you use perl for programming? What are the advantages of programming in perl?

866


Explain the difference between a package and a plan.

1041


What is c strings syntax?

1126


What is control system?

1195


How do the mvp, mvc, and mvvm patterns relate?

753


You're developing a boss encounter in a 3D platformer game, and the boss has 15 different attacks. The game designers have asked you to make sure that the player sees as many of those 15 attacks as possible during the encounter, and that he seldom or never sees the same attack twice in a row. What are some ways you can do this? What does the attack selection algorithm look like in this case? Keep in mind that not all attacks are possible all the time -- for example, the boss has a melee attack that he can only do when the player is very close, and a bombardment attack he can only do when the player is far away.

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