QUESTION 3 Arrays are simple data structures of contiguous memory location, list two Advantages and two...
Basic data structures such as arrays are not sufficient for some applications. In some cases, more advanced data structures are more suitable. In this assignment you will examine Stacks and Queues using linked lists. Complete the following: Create a flowchart to represent the Push and Pop operations for a Stack based on a linked list data structure. Create a flowchart to represent the Enqueue and Dequeue operations for a Queue based on a linked list data structure.
Description An array in C++ is a collection of items stored at contiguous memory locations and elements can be accessed randomly using indices of an array. They are used to store similar type of elements as in the data type must be the same for all elements. One advantage of arrays is easy data manipulation and accessibility of elements stored in consecutive locations. The Problem: One teaching assistant of a computer science department in Engineering University got a simple question...
Question 3 (20 marks) a. Explain the location advantages of FDIs. Discuss the value of acquiring location advantages. (10 marks) b. Identify TWO (2) reasons why a home country might support outgoing foreign direct investments. (10 marks)
Question 3 Briefly but concisely describe two advantages and two disadvantages of a public company, in the context of comparing it to a private company.
Write an assembly code to allocate two variables COUNT1 and COUNT2 starting from data memory location 80 (Hexadecimal)
Question 1 a) List two advantages and two disadvantages in using thermocouple as temperature [2 marks] b) The thermocouple as shown in Figure Q1 produced a voltage of 9.990 mV. Determine the temperature at measuring junction. 4 marks] c) The temperature at reference junction is increased to 20 °C. If the measuring junction temperature remains the same as in b), what is the voltage measured by DVM (Digital Voltmeter)? 4 marks] Talble for the thermocouple is given in ATTACHMENT A...
i am writing thesis paper for these question (why do we need data structures? What is the relationship between data structure and algorithm? What data structures have we learned? What are their respective logical and physical / storage structures? What are their advantages and disadvantages? In which cases do they apply to (combined with time complexity analysis)? Please analyze the learned data structure one by one. At least one application example combining data structure and algorithm should be given) i...
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Write the code to dynamically allocate ONE integer variable using calloc (contiguous allocation) or malloc (memory allocation) and have it pointed to by a pointer (of type int * ) named ptr_1. Use ptr_1 to assign the number 7 to that dynamically allocated integer, and in another line use printf to output the contents of that dynamically allocated integer variable. Write the code to dynamically allocate an integer array of length 5 using calloc or malloc and have it pointed...
Question 9 Which of the following statements is true about memory system? Put the answer in the box. A. Cache memories are usually built by SRAMs, which have higher density and faster access speed than DRAM-based main memories. B. Secondary storages such as hard disk drive and solid-state drive are typically volatile memories. C. Compared to the associative cache mapping function, direct mapping function has more flexibility. D. Due to locality of reference, the basic transfer unit between cache and...