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OBJECTIVES: i) To learn how to write a simple program in assembly language. ii) To become familiar with different data types. iii) To learn to declare and initialize simple arrays. Problem: i) Create and initialize an array of at least 5 unsigned ...
Continue readingOBJECTIVES: i) To learn how to build and test a source program written in assembly language. ii) To learn how to use the debugger. The program lab2.asm is given below. We will use the debugger to add and remove breakpoints, and ...
Continue reading60266 Quiz 1 Solution For the following, assume AL and BL are registers that are 4 bits in length. AL = 5h BL = Bh 1. What are the decimal values of unsigned AL and BL, and signed AL and BL? [4 points] Unsigned: AL = 5 BL ...
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Continue reading1. Order the following functions from slowest growing to fastest growing by inspecting their graphs. a. T(n) = n b. T(n) = 1 c. T(n) = sqrt(n) d. T(n) = n2 e. T(n) = log n Answer The order is from the slowest growing to ...
Continue reading1) Implement the GCD (GreaterCommonDivisor) Algorithm Input: Two positive integers, m and n Output: The GCD of m and n While (r ← m mod n) ≠ 0 ?←? ?←? Output n Answer [php] import java.util.Scanner; public class lab1_part1 { private int n; private int m; private void GCD(int ...
Continue readingPART 1: CONCEPTS (20 marks) Answer any five (5) of the following questions in this section. Be clear in your answers: What is ...
Continue readingPART 1: The following sentences are syntactically ambiguous.1 Write two sentences for each of the given (stimulus) sentences, each of which unambiguously express one of the meanings possible for the given sentence. Example: Watch repairs here. Sentence 1: Here one can watch ...
Continue readingYou have been hired to design a database for prescriptions for RX pharmacies and your first job now is to design an ER model for this database using the following description of that world. i. patients are identified by their SSN ...
Continue readinga. Design a simple database schema with not more than 4 files for a University database system indicating all applicable constraints and information. Also, show a sample database state for the database. Answer: [php] `Students take courses’ database schema is : Student (stuid : ...
Continue reading1. Given the simple Employee-Worksin-Dept database schema that contains three files described as follows, answer the following questions with regards to this database. (Total for que 1 is 10 marks) Emp (eid : integer, ename : string, age : integer, salary: ...
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