Answer:
All functions were written in python
addUpSquaresAndCubes Function
def addUpSquaresAndCubes(N):
squares = 0
cubes = 0
for i in range(1, N+1):
squares = squares + i**2
cubes = cubes + i**3
return(squares, cubes)
sumOfSquares Function
def sumOfSquares(N):
squares = 0
for i in range(1, N+1):
squares = squares + i**2
return squares
sumOfCubes Function
def sumOfCubes(N):
cubes = 0
for i in range(1, N+1):
cubes = cubes + i**3
return cubes
Explanation:
Explaining the addUpSquaresAndCubes Function
This line defines the function
def addUpSquaresAndCubes(N):
The next two lines initializes squares and cubes to 0
squares = 0
cubes = 0
The following iteration adds up the squares and cubes from 1 to user input
for i in range(1, N+1):
squares = squares + i**2
cubes = cubes + i**3
This line returns the calculated squares and cubes
return(squares, cubes)
<em>The functions sumOfSquares and sumOfCubes are extract of the addUpSquaresAndCubes.</em>
<em>Hence, the same explanation (above) applies to both functions</em>
Answer:
Following are the solution to the given points:
Explanation:
The Memory address value = 64 bit
The Size of the word 
In point a:
The offset size 
( in 1-word block size)
The Index size 
(as block number =512)
Tag size 
In point b:
The offset size 
The Index size 
Tag size
In point c:
The Ratio at point a
The Ratio at point b
Answer:
a. A syntax error occurs because the method signatures do not match.
Explanation:
The method signature does not match as the method argument is wrong and so the compiler would issue a syntax error. Trying to override an inherited method from a class and not getting the method syntax correct would mean that the overide operation would not be successful as there would be a syntax error therefore it is paramount that the method argument is properly inputted in the above statement in order to successfully overide the inherited class method.
I think that the answered is called the CPU. Everything goes through this specific operating system.
