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traceroot is a program in a server side program b. clint side program c . boath a and b none of the above
traceroot is a program in a server side program b. clint side program c . boath a and b none of the above
asked Jul 19 in Computer Networks jugnu1337 5 points 10 views
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Madeeasy Workbook
Consider the grammar 1. S-> X1 2. X-> A1B 3. X-> 2 4. A-> 2 5. B-> A How the above grammar is not LR(1)?
Consider the grammar 1. S-> X1 2. X-> A1B 3. X-> 2 4. A-> 2 5. B-> A How the above grammar is not LR(1)?
asked Jul 4 in Compiler Design tipd 5 points 21 views
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MADE EASY Book
(G,*) is an abelian group .Then, (i). $X$ =$X^{-1}$ for any X belonging to G. (ii). $X$=$X^{2}$ for any X belonging to G. (iii). $(X*Y)^{2}$ = $X^{2}$ * $Y^{2}$ for any X ,Y belonging to G. (iv). G is of finite order
(G,*) is an abelian group .Then, (i). $X$ =$X^{-1}$ for any X belonging to G. (ii). $X$=$X^{2}$ for any X belonging to G. (iii). $(X*Y)^{2}$ = $X^{2}$ * $Y^{2}$ for any X ,Y belonging to G. (iv). G is of finite order
asked Jul 4 in Set Theory & Algebra ShivangiChauhan 17 points 24 views
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N denotes the set of natural numbers,{0,1,2,3 .} ,Z denotes the integers { ..-2,-2,0,1,2, ...} Which of the following statements are true ? (i). For all p $\epsilon$ Z ,p>5 $\rightarrow$ There exists x $\epsilon$ N,$x^{2}$ = 1(mod p). (ii). If m is any natural ... . (a). only (i) is true (b). only (ii) is true ( c). both (i) and (ii) are true (d). both (i) and (ii) are false
N denotes the set of natural numbers,{0,1,2,3 .} ,Z denotes the integers { ..-2,-2,0,1,2, ...} Which of the following statements are true ? (i). For all p $\epsilon$ Z ,p>5 $\rightarrow$ There exists x $\epsilon$ N,$x^{2}$ = 1(mod p). (ii). If m is any natural number satisfying m ... x. (a). only (i) is true (b). only (ii) is true ( c). both (i) and (ii) are true (d). both (i) and (ii) are false
asked Jul 4 in Set Theory & Algebra ShivangiChauhan 17 points 11 views
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Hello i want to know what is the made easy workbook for cse because i find on made easy publications website and amazon but unable to find and is this books come from postal course or can we buy separately as other books of made easy on their website or the name of book is changed or book printing is end for buying ? so what is “Made easy workbook” is?
Hello i want to know what is the made easy workbook for cse because i find on made easy publications website and amazon but unable to find and is this books come from postal course or can we buy separately as other books of made easy on their website or the name of book is changed or book printing is end for buying ? so what is “Made easy workbook” is?
asked Jun 20 in Study Resources ykrishnay 103 points 18 views
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Made easy workbook c programming question
The correct answer is (b). I am not able to understand how it is the correct answer, please explain.
The correct answer is (b). I am not able to understand how it is the correct answer, please explain.
asked Jun 15 in Programming akshansh 15 points 19 views
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Please someone solve Q35.
Please someone solve Q35.
asked Aug 28, 2020 in Databases Mellophi 363 points 49 views
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If a variable is having EX- OR operation itself ‘n’ number of times, then the result is (a) complement of variable if n is even (b) uncomplement of variable if n is even ( C) complement of variable if n is odd (d) uncomplement of variable if n is odd
If a variable is having EX- OR operation itself ‘n’ number of times, then the result is (a) complement of variable if n is even (b) uncomplement of variable if n is even ( C) complement of variable if n is odd (d) uncomplement of variable if n is odd
asked Aug 5, 2020 in Digital Logic prashastinama 5 points 34 views
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asked May 13, 2020 in CO & Architecture ayushayush591 5 points 18 views
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madeeasy workbook question of programming methodology
Consider the following code int main() { char A[]="gate"; int x; for(x=0; A[x]; x++) { printf("%c", A[x]); } } What is the output printed by the code? (a) gate (b) g (c) runtime error (d) compile time error
asked May 9, 2020 in Programming Vikramaditya19 5 points 24 views
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order p is between 2 to p child pointer can store in root node and between [p] to p child can store in other 2 nodes of B tree index . Btree index.how many maximum level of index required to store 300 distict keys in order 5 B tree index?
order p is between 2 to p child pointer can store in root node and between [p] to p child can store in other 2 nodes of B tree index . Btree index.how many maximum level of index required to store 300 distict keys in order 5 B tree index?
asked Apr 28, 2020 in Databases Chandrabhan Vishwa 1 5 points 33 views
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Why aa*(bb*a)* not a regular expressian for starting and ending with symbol A Dfa
Why aa*(bb*a)* not a regular expressian for starting and ending with symbol A Dfa
asked Feb 25, 2020 in Theory of Computation Ritesh123 5 points 28 views
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Madeeasy Workbook DBMS
Given a system using unspanned blocking and 100 byte blocks. A file contains record of 20,50,35,70,40,20. what percentage of space will be wasted in the blocks allocated for the file?
Given a system using unspanned blocking and 100 byte blocks. A file contains record of 20,50,35,70,40,20. what percentage of space will be wasted in the blocks allocated for the file?
asked Feb 23, 2020 in Databases Ashish Pradhan 5 points 217 views
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locking and releasing a lock twice on a data item in 2LP
If a schedule has a transaction that locks an item say A and then release the lock after few steps can it again lock the item A in a 2-phase locking scheme?
asked Dec 18, 2019 in Databases arunkantdubey 7 points 43 views
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Consider the following grammer: S → S | S;S S → V = E V → id[E] | id E → id | (E) Find the number of conflicts in LR(0).
Consider the following grammer: S → S | S;S S → V = E V → id[E] | id E → id | (E) Find the number of conflicts in LR(0).
asked Nov 20, 2019 in Compiler Design chinmayetw 5 points 20 views
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MadeEasy Workbook, DRDO 2008
Consider a sequence A of length n which is sorted except for one item that appears out of order.Which of the following can sort the sequence in O(n) time? (a) Heap sort (b) Quick sort (c) Merge sort (d) Insertion sort
Consider a sequence A of length n which is sorted except for one item that appears out of order.Which of the following can sort the sequence in O(n) time? (a) Heap sort (b) Quick sort (c) Merge sort (d) Insertion sort
asked Oct 9, 2019 in Algorithms Ansaaa24 9 points 210 views
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Recursive languages
asked Sep 2, 2019 in Theory of Computation kshubham538 -31 points 33 views
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Context free grammar: string derivation
Consider the following CFG S→aAbBC | abB A→bBd | ∈ B→eBf | g C→f How many derivative steps required to derive the string abegff using the above grammar when start symbol S is available?
Consider the following CFG S→aAbBC | abB A→bBd | ∈ B→eBf | g C→f How many derivative steps required to derive the string abegff using the above grammar when start symbol S is available?
asked Jul 31, 2019 in Theory of Computation kshubham538 -31 points 74 views
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String generation
Identify from the following the string generated by following $ S→SS , $ $S \rightarrow \ (S_1, $ $ S_1→S) ,$ $S_1 \rightarrow ) $ A. $(( ) ( ) ))$ B. $((((( )))))) ($ C. $( ) ( ) ( ) ( ))$ D.$ (( ) ((( )) ( )))$
Identify from the following the string generated by following $ S→SS , $ $S \rightarrow \ (S_1, $ $ S_1→S) ,$ $S_1 \rightarrow ) $ A. $(( ) ( ) ))$ B. $((((( )))))) ($ C. $( ) ( ) ( ) ( ))$ D.$ (( ) ((( )) ( )))$
asked Jul 31, 2019 in Theory of Computation kshubham538 -31 points 39 views
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Binary semaphore
asked Jul 30, 2019 in Operating System kshubham538 -31 points 76 views
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Regular production Grammar
Consider the production grammar S→AB | AS A→a | aA B→b Which of the following regular expressions corresponding to the production grammar?
Consider the production grammar S→AB | AS A→a | aA B→b Which of the following regular expressions corresponding to the production grammar?
asked Jul 17, 2019 in Theory of Computation kshubham538 -31 points 129 views
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Regular expression to finite automata
The regular expression for even number of zeroes is A. (1* 01* 01*)* B. (1* 001*)* C. 1* + (1* 01* 01*)* D. ((0 + 1)* 0(0 + 1)* 0(0 + 1)*)* Also draw the finite automata.
The regular expression for even number of zeroes is A. (1* 01* 01*)* B. (1* 001*)* C. 1* + (1* 01* 01*)* D. ((0 + 1)* 0(0 + 1)* 0(0 + 1)*)* Also draw the finite automata.
asked Jul 17, 2019 in Theory of Computation kshubham538 -31 points 34 views
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Finite automata to Regular Expression
The language recognized by the given finite automata is A. (aa + ∊) (b + ba) (bab)* B. (aab + ba) (bab)* C. (aab) (bab)* + (bab)* D. (aab) (∈ + (bab)*)*
The language recognized by the given finite automata is A. (aa + ∊) (b + ba) (bab)* B. (aab + ba) (bab)* C. (aab) (bab)* + (bab)* D. (aab) (∈ + (bab)*)*
asked Jul 17, 2019 in Theory of Computation kshubham538 -31 points 50 views
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Regular expression
Which of the following regular expression over {0,1} denotes the set of all strings not containing 100 as sub string A. 0* (1*0)* B. 0* 10 10* C. 0* 1* 01* D. 0* (10 + 1)*
Which of the following regular expression over {0,1} denotes the set of all strings not containing 100 as sub string A. 0* (1*0)* B. 0* 10 10* C. 0* 1* 01* D. 0* (10 + 1)*
asked Jul 16, 2019 in Theory of Computation kshubham538 -31 points 278 views
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Closure properties of Regular Language
If L1 is regular and L2 ⊆ L1, then which of the following has to be regular? A. L2 B. L1 ∩ L2 C. L2^n D. L1^n
If L1 is regular and L2 ⊆ L1, then which of the following has to be regular? A. L2 B. L1 ∩ L2 C. L2^n D. L1^n
asked Jul 15, 2019 in Theory of Computation kshubham538 -31 points 65 views
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Regular expression and regular language
R1=11(0+1)* R2=(0+1)* 11 R2=11(0+1)* 11 + 111 + 11 Which is true? A. L(R1)=L(R2)=L(R3) B. L(R1) ∪ L(R2)=L(R3) C. L(R1) ⊆ L(R3) D. L(R1) ∩ L(R2)=L(R3) Please answer with proper explanation.
R1=11(0+1)* R2=(0+1)* 11 R2=11(0+1)* 11 + 111 + 11 Which is true? A. L(R1)=L(R2)=L(R3) B. L(R1) ∪ L(R2)=L(R3) C. L(R1) ⊆ L(R3) D. L(R1) ∩ L(R2)=L(R3) Please answer with proper explanation.
asked Jul 15, 2019 in Theory of Computation kshubham538 -31 points 38 views
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How many states are there in a minimum state deterministic finite automata accepting L={ba,baa}?
How many states are there in a minimum state deterministic finite automata accepting L={ba,baa} A. 4 B. 5 C. 7 D. 8
asked Jul 15, 2019 in Theory of Computation kshubham538 -31 points 248 views
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Which of the following is the dual of ~(~p)$\equiv$p?
Which of the following is the dual of ~(~p)$\equiv$p? a.] ~p$\equiv$p b.] ~(~p)$\equiv$p c.] ~p$\equiv$~p d.] p$\equiv$~p
asked Jun 25, 2019 in Mathematical Logic Aditya Patel 71 points 65 views
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Consider a declaration Int a=5,*b=&a; printf("%d",a*b); The output is A) 25 B) garbage C)5 * address of b D) error message
Consider a declaration Int a=5,*b=&a; printf("%d",a*b); The output is A) 25 B) garbage C)5 * address of b D) error message
asked Jun 24, 2019 in Programming Prakhar Garg 5 points 38 views
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