does the exception handler run in kernel mode?

2. Write a program to do the following: • ask the user to input the size of an array of integers and allocate space for the array • ask the user to input the integer values for the array and store these values into the array • calculate and display the sum and the average of elements of the array

Write a Little Man program that outputs the sum of n number of input values.

Write a query that returns the department id and the number of employees (in the associated department) salary is over $2500 and, at the end, result page has to show only department ids that have more than 5 employees in it. Please Note: (we don't interest all of department ids in our grouping action and also we don’t want to see any kind of total employee number in the result page we want to see limited result set)

Hint1: SELECT part has to be like below. SELECT department, COUNT(*) as "Number of employees"

Hint2: Don't forget the use of WHERE and please distinguish the WHERE and HAVING

SQL SCHEMA (oracle):
https://pastebin.com/raw/vaesFLWM

(Sort ArrayList) Write the following method that sorts an ArrayList:

public static <E extends Comparable<E>>

void sort(ArrayList<E> list)

Write a program to test the method with three different arrays:

Integers: 2, 4, and 3;

Doubles: 3.4, 1.2, and -12.3;

Strings: "Bob", "Alice", "Ted", and "Carol"

This program is similar to the Case Study in the book: Sorting an Array of Objects

the language is in java

Please use Python!

def getText(file):

This function should open the file named file, and return the contents of the file formatted as a single string. During processing, you should (i) remove any blank lines, (ii) remove any lines consisting entirely of CAPITALIZED WORDS , and (iii) replace any explicit ’\n’ (newline) characters with spaces unless directly preceeded by a ’-’ (hyphen), in which case you should simply remove both the hyphen and the newline, restoring the original word.

def getText(file):

pass

def flushMarks(text):

This function should take as input a string such as what might be returned by getText() and return a new string with the following modifications to the input:

Remove possessives, i.e., "’s" at the end of a word;

Remove ’)’, ’(’, ’,’, ’:’, ’-’, ’_’, ’...’, ’"’ and "’"; and Replace ’!’, ’?’ and ’;’ with ’.’

A condition of this function is that it should be easy to change or extend the substitutions made. In other words, a function that steps through each of these substitutions in an open-coded fashion will not get full credit; write your function so that the substitutions can be modified or extended without having to significantly alter the code. Here’s a hint: if your code for this function is more than a few lines long, you’re probably not doing it right.

# Specification: takes a string, text, and removes possessives ('s)

# and most punctuation ('(),:\'"- —_').

#

def flushMarks(text):

pass

Hi,

(C programming)

I am looking to write a program that will encrypt a text file automatically once program has opened, and have the option to decrypt it in a menu in my program.

I have multiple text files that I need to encrypt, and would like if the program could encrypt all of them at once.

I would also only like to decrypt the a text file once the name has been entered into a scanf function.

C++ using vectors.

in the following code, if a user adds duplicate names the votes should be added to only one of the names:

example

display "Enter candidate name: "

input john

display "Enter candidate vote:"

input 10

display "Enter candidate name: "

input john

display "Enter candidate vote:"

input 10

so the output has to be

john with 20 votes.

#include<iostream>

#include<iterator>

#include<string>

#include<algorithm>

#include<array>

#include<ctime>

#include <vector>

#include<bits/stdc++.h>

using namespace std;

int max_element(const vector<int>&stuff)

{

int max_index =0;

for (int i=1; i<stuff.size();++i)

if (stuff[i]>stuff[max_index])

max_index=i;

return max_index;

}

template <typename type>

void show(const vector<type>&stuff)

{

for (int i=0; i<stuff.size(); i++)

cout <<stuff[i]<<' ';

}

int main()

{

vector<string> names;

vector<int> votes;

string name;

int vote;

int size=5;

for (int i=0; i<size;++i)

{

cout<<"enter candidates "<< i+1<<" name: ";

getline(cin, name,'\n');

cout<<"Enter "<<name<< "'s votes ";

cin>>vote;

cin.get();

names.push_back(name);

votes.push_back(vote);

}

for (int k=0; k<size;++k)

{

sort(names.begin(),names.end());

if (names[k-1]==names[k]){

return votes[k];

cout<<"votes "<<votes[k]<<endl;

}

}

int max_index= max_element(votes);

for (int j=0;j<size;++j){

if (votes[j]==votes[max_index])

cout<<"The winners list is bellow "<< names[j]<<endl;

}

return 0;

}

It is Microsoft Patch Tuesday and you are going to have patches automatically applied via Windows Server Update Services to the production servers. You have successfully tested them in a test environment and you are ready to have them applied to the production Microsoft Server Farm. Write an e-mail using the following requirements: 1) Informing users and application owners about the updates to these windows servers and when they will be applied. 2) Recommendation on what they should do before the patches have been applied 3) Recommendation on what they should do after the patching has been completed (to ensure that their applications are not impacted by the patching). 3) Assure them that the patches have been adequately tested in the Quality Assurance (QA) environment. 4) Tell them what they should do if errors are encountered, who they should inform and how it should be reported.

What will you review and assess within the Workstation Domain as part of this security assessment?

What will you review and assess in the User Domain as part of this security assessment?

Write a JAVA code using regex methods and concepts The test string S should match the following requirements:

• S must be of length 6
• First character should not be a digit (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 or 0).
• Second character should not be a lowercase vowel (a, e, i, o or u).
• Third character should not be b, c, D or E.
• Fourth character should not be a whitespace character (\r, \n, \t, \f or the space character).
• Fifth character should not be an uppercase vowel (A, E, I, O or U).
• Sixth character should not be a . or , symbol.

Discuss why an organization would want to develop an enterprise-wide approach to remote access via VPNs.

PRACTICAL 10 C PROGRAMMING.

Question 1 - Reading into a dynamic array.

Write a program called temperatures01 that reads a (non-empty) sequence maximum daily temperatures. Your program should first ask for the number of temperatures to read and dynamically allocate an array just big enough to hold the number of temperatures you read. You should then read in the elements of the array using a loop. You then should print out the elements of the array in reverse order (from most recent to oldest).

Test Cases

count     temperatures                          output
3         15.0 17.0 19.5                        19.5 17.0 15.0
5         16.5 18.8 20.5 21.3 16.2              16.2 21.3 20.5 18.8 16.5

Question 2- Dynamic odds-and-evens

Problem Definition

Write a program called odds_evens01 that reads a (non-empty) sequence of integers. As for question 1 above, your program should first ask for the number of integers to read and dynamically allocate an array just big enough to hold the number of values you read.

You should then read in the elements of the array using a loop. Then your program must dynamically allocate two arrays one to hold all the even numbers from the array you have just read and one to hold the odd numbers from the array. Your code must allocate just enough space to each of the arrays to hold the odd and the even numbers. For example, given the input:

3 4 5 6 9 1 2 8 2

ou must allocate an array of 4 values for the odd numbers and an array of 5 values for the even numbers. Your program must then print the values in the odd array and the even array.

Test Cases

Two test cases for the program are:

input              output
3 4 5 6 9 1 2 9    3 5 9 1 9    4 6 2
1 1 1 2 2 3 8      1 1 1 3      2 2 8

Write two more test cases in a text file called: odds_evens01.txt and save it in the directory for this practical.

Coding

Implement the problem definition above in a file called odds_evens01.c. Compile your program with -Wall to help improve the quality of your code. Note, you will need to write a dedicated loop just to count the number of odd and even elements there are so you can allocate the arrays for these. Also note, you may find some code from your previous sessions helpful in writing this solution. Make sure you save your code into your week10practice folder.

Question 3 - A dynamically growing array

Problem Definition

This is based on your answer to question 1.

One problem with the solution to questions 1 and 2 of of this practical is that the user has to know, in advance, how many values they will enter so we can allocate an array of the right size. In some cases it is better for a program just to keep reading values until the user types in a finishing value such as: -100.0.

In this problem you are to save your code from question 1 to write a new program called temperatures02. Then modify the code to:

• initally allocate an array to hold up to 5 temperatures.
• prompt the user to enter temperatures and type the value -100.0 when they are finished.
• if the user fills up the array your program should
  • dynamically allocate a new array which is double the size.
  • copy the old values across to the new array.
  • deallocate the old array.
  • continue reading into the new array.

After you finish reading your array your program should, as before, output the temperatures read in reverse (most recent to oldest).

Test Cases

As before two test cases for your program would be:

count     temperatures                          output
3         15.0 17.0 19.5                        19.5 17.0 15.0
5         16.5 18.8 20.5 21.3 16.2              16.2 21.3 20.5 18.8 16.5

Coding

Implement the problem definition above in a file called temperatures02.c. Compile your program with -Wall to help improve the quality of your code. Make sure you save your code into your week10practice folder. Note: your loop to read values should be a while loop that terminates when you read the stopping value of -100.0.  Inside your loop you will need to have a check to see if you have reached the end of the currently allocated array and have code to perform the new allocation, copying and deallocation. You might want to write a small program to implement and test the logic for allocation, copying and deallocation so that you are confident that you have the process working before integrating it into your solution.

Discuss the best practices for IS Security Controls and Framework. Why are these controls important for organizational data and assets?