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Given the following word addresses: 3, 180, 43, 2,191, 88, 190, 14, 181, 44, 186, 253
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Answer:
A. index bits = 2, tag bits = 2, block offset bits = 1, it is a miss.
B. index bits = 2, tag bits = 1, block offset bits = 0, it is a hit
C. the miss rate is 0
Explanation:
a. number of blocks = 12
number of blocks per set = 3
number of set = number of blocks / number of blocks per set = 12/3 = 4
word size = 24
block size = 2
the block offset = 
block size
= 2 = 1
the index bits = number of set = 4 = 2
the tag bits = ( word size) - offset - index = ( 24) -2 - 1 = 5 -2 - 1 = 2
b. word size = 8
block size = 1
the block offset = block size
= 1 = 0
the index bits = number of set = 4 = 2
the tag bits = ( word size) - offset - index = ( 8) -2 - 1 = 3 - 0- 2= 1
A good way for a senior employee to mentor a new employee is to share company knowledge and job expertise.
Answer:
isSelected()
Explanation:
The isSelected() method of a radio button returns true if that button is on and false otherwise. This method is defined in the class javax.swing.AbstractButton. JRadioButton class inherits from AbstractButton and thus has access to this method. An application code can invoke this method on the radio button instance to determine th ecurrent state and alter the control flow accordingly.
Answer:
Explanation:
Both computer and human use the process of encoding, storage and retrieval to process information.
Encoding is the process of putting the information in a format that will be understood by either the human or the computer. The information is then stored in the memory. Both the computer and human have memory where the information will be store. When the information is needed, it is then retrieved from the location in which it was stored.
