Yes Microsoft and Apple used the closed-source approach to better secure from malware and make to make their operating systems more user friendly.
<em>How does multithreading affect the throughput of a GetFile Server hosting many very large files?</em>
Answer:
It create multiple threads of large file which eventually causes in slowing down the speed of server which results in slower response time.
<em>How does multithreading affect the average response time for a GetFile server hosting a few small files?</em>
Answer:
Multiple threads in smaller files result in rapid response time and enormous process speed in small files.
Answer:
Following code will store the largest value in array parkingTickets in the variable mostTickets
mostTickets = parkingTickets[0];
for(int k = 0; k<parkingTickets.length; k++)
{
if(parkingTickets[i]>mostTickets)
{
mostTickets = parkingTickets[i];
}
}
Explanation:
In the above code segment, initially the number of tickets at first index is assumed as largest value of tickets in array.
Then using a for loop each value in the array parkingTickets is compared with the current mostTickets value.
If the compared value in parkingTickets array is larger than the current mostTickets value. Then that value is assigned to mostTickets.
This process is repeated for all elements in array.
Thus after looping through each element of array the largest value in array will get stored in mostTickets variable.
Answer:
a.The server's IP address or hostname.
d.The port number for the application on that server
Explanation:
We can point out that a socket is a tool which contains or which comprises of a pair of value.
Also a socket is an end point which identifies each other. In this case the client connecting to the server.
From the options a and d meets the criteria.
Answer:
The code is given below. Follow the question and the code definitions for better understanding.
Explanation:
#include<iostream>
#include<string>
using namespace std;
int main(){
string pastWord="";
string currentWord,nextWord;
int n,t;
int singleton=0;
int consecutive=0;
cout<<"Enter words. ('xxxxx' to exit):\n";
cin>>nextWord;
do{
currentWord=nextWord;
cin>>nextWord;
if ( (currentWord!=pastWord)&&(currentWord!=nextWord) )
singleton++;
else if((currentWord==pastWord)&&(currentWord!=nextWord))
consecutive++;
pastWord=currentWord;
}while(nextWord!="xxxxx");
n=singleton;
t=consecutive;
cout<<"There were "<<n<<" singletons and "<<t<<" consecutive repetitions.";
cin.get();
return 0;
}
