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BEGIN sortClients(clientList)
For count = clientList.length -1 TO 2 STEP -1
SET postion = count
SET next = clientList[count]
WHILE next > clientList[count] AND next < clientList.lenght THEN
INCREMENT position
SET sortedList(position ) = sortedList(position)
ENDWHILE
SET clientList(position) = next
Next count
END sortClient
That's a possible question. I don't think its very likely, but you might have to compare the efficiency of two protocols from the same deviceDo you think we might have to compare the data streams of 2 different devices such as a printer vs a mouse?
I've been doing alternating hours of MX1 and SDD.hey dude you studying for mx1?
i've given up on it >_>
1. 87 in hexadecimal, convert to binary 01010010, separate into nibbles (4 bits each) to get 0101 and 0010. That's 52. Hence, 82 in hexadecimal is 52.This thread is derailing, so here are some hardware questions.
What is 87 in hexadecimal? (2)
What is the 2s complement for 42 (1)
What is 34+(-29)? (2)
Define the agile approach and how does it differ from the structured approach? (3)
How is 249.0625 expressed in 32-bit IEEE754 (3)
What is usually in the data-stream header and trailer? (2)
How does a flip-flop function? (3)
How many inputs and outputs does a full-adder have, what are they and what is their purpose? (4)
What is the binary code for a "space" character in ASCII? (2)
What is the difference between ASCII and Unicode? (4)
How many bits does UTF typically use? Is this more effective than ASCII? How so (4)
Goodluck guys.
You need to show the EBNF definition of a mussum string for us to be able to answer it.how do you do this?
19 Consider the following EBNF definition of a mussum string.
Which of the following is a legal mussum string?
(A) m1
(B) muum
(C) mu1sm
(D) mussum