Answer:
1 system unit 2 monitor 3 keyboard
<h2>Dead lock is possible in Bank Transactions</h2>
Explanation:
Let us understand the term "Dead lock"
A deadlock is a situation where whole set of process is locked, since each of the process is waiting or holding the resource of another process. Each process will be interdependent and waiting for the same resource.
Deadlock is possible during bank transaction in the following situation:
A & B are two accounts where A tries to transfer funds to B and B tries to transfer fund to A.
When both tries to transfer funds at the same time, deadlock occurs.
A deadlock can be avoided by any one of the four methods.
They are: Mutual exclusion, No preemption, circular wait, hold and wait.
Answer and Explanation:
Centralized : Central node in the system gets whole data about the system topology, about the traffic and about different hubs. This at that point transmits this data to the particular switches. The benefit of this is just a single hub is required to keep the data. The hindrance is that if the focal hub goes down the whole system is down, for example single purpose of disappointment.
Distributed: Distributed nodes gets data from its neighboring hubs and afterward takes the choice about what direction to send the parcel. The weakness is that if in the middle of the interim it gets data and sends the parcel something changes then the bundle might be deferred.
Example :
Link State takes Centralized approach
Distance Vector takes Decentralize approach
Answer:
The answer to this question is option "d".
Explanation:
In this question option d (A user fills out a form to construct a description of the data desired in a SQL search) is not true. Because SQL stands for Structured Query Language. This is a query language used to communicate with a database and a user fills the form. Which is not possible in the SQL. So the option d is not true.
Answer:
A class is the basic building block in Java.
