1. Draw the symbol, Boolean equation, and truth table for

   1. a four-input OR gate

   2. a three-input XNOR gate

   3. a five-input NAND gate

Explain Trap-and-Emulate and Binary Translation Virtualization Implementation with neat diagrams? Also describe types of Virtual Machines and their Implementations?

I have few questions to be ask for search in computer:

1) Draw a min heap with at least 8 nodes.

2) What are two real life examples of a Priority Queue?

3) Draw a min heap with at least 8 nodes.

r

Add a 1- to 2-page section to your Playbook/Runbook. Create a prescriptive section of your playbook providing guidelines to secure each of these areas: Network connections Mobile devices Cloud services

1. OOP involves use of the following concepts: inheritance, polymorphism, and encapsulation. What are your definitions of these terms? Why are they important? Does a program necessarily suffer if one or more of these items are absent?

***C++ Coding***

Write a program for sorting a list of integers in ascending order using the bubble sort algorithm. Please include comments to understand code.

Requirements
Implement the following functions:

1. int readData( int **arr)
   arr is a pointer to pointer for storing the integers. The function returns the number of integers.
   The function readData reads the list of integers from a file call data.txt into the array arr. The first integer number in the file is the number of intergers. After the first number, the file lists the integers line by line.
2. void bsort(int *arr, int last)
   arr is a pointer to an array of integers to be sorted. last is the number of elements in the array. The function bsort sorts the list of integers in ascending order.
   Here is the Link to the Bubble Sort.
3. writeToConsole(int * arr, int last)
   arr is a pointer to an array of integers. last is the number of elements in the array. The function writeToConsole displays the sorted list.
4. Do not use the array notation in your solution.

Here is the content of the file data.txt.
9
8
4
7
2
9
5
6
1
3

Sentential Logic Translation:

1. If the Monetarists (M) are right, then there is an increase in inflation (I) if and only if the money supply increases too fast (F). If the Keynesians (K) are right, then there is an increase in inflation if and only if there is a decrease in unemployment (D). If the Libertarians (L) are right, there is an increase in inflation if and only if the federal government spends more than it takes in (S). The money supply increases too fast only if taxes are too low (T), and the federal government spends more than it takes in only if taxes are too low. There is no decrease in unemployment and taxes are not too low, but there is an increase in inflation. Therefore, neither the Monetarists, nor the Keynesians, nor the Libertarians are right.

C ) More jobs (J) will be created and the economy (E) will improve only if government spending (G) is increased and taxes (T) are not raised; however, the deficit (D) will be reduced only if taxes are raised and government spending is not increased, and the economy will improve if and only if the deficit is reduced

. Write a C program that asks the user a multiple-choice question and shows four possible answers, (a) through (d). Prompt the user to input a response as a character. If the user enters the correct response, print a message stating that the answer is correct. If the user enters an incorrect response, print a message stating that the answer is wrong. If the user enters anything other than the letters a, b, c, or d, print a message stating that the input is incorrect.

The below example shows three runs of the program, one for each type of response (correct, incorrect, invalid input). You are welcome to change the quiz question and answers, but there must be a single correct answer to your quiz question.

Tip: use "\t" in your printf statements to print a tab and get indented output like the quiz answers in the output below.

Welcome to the Quizzer! Here's your question...

What is the name of Mat's cat? (a) Fluffy (b) Kitty Purry (c) Munster (d) Crookshanks
Your answer: ​c Correct!


Welcome to the Quizzer! Here's your question...

What is the name of Mat's cat? (a) Fluffy (b) Kitty Purry (c) Munster (d) Crookshanks
Your answer: ​b Wrong!

Welcome to the Quizzer! Here's your question...

What is the name of Mat's cat? (a) Fluffy (b) Kitty Purry (c) Munster (d) Crookshanks
Your answer: ​x Invalid input.

How would you show two linked lists are equal? (Java for Data Structures and Algorithms)

What is a three-tiered client-server architecture? (operating system)

Write a program that prompts the user to enter a 3 x 3 matrix of double values and tests whether it is a positive Markov matrix. There will be two methods which will be called from the main method: public static double [] [] createArray() 1. Creates a 3 by 3 two dimensional array of doubles 2. Prompts the user for values as shown in the sample run 3. Stores the numbers in the array in the order entered 4. Returns the array to the main method public boolean isMarkovMatrix(double [][] matrix) 1. Returns false if any value in the array is negative 2. Prints the sum of each column in the array 3. Returns false if any the sum of any of the columns is not equal to 1.0 4. Otherwise, it returns true. Sample Program running: Enter a 3 x 3 matrix by row 0.15 0.875 0.375 0.55 0.005 0.225 0.30 0.12 0.4 The sum of the columns 1.0 1.0 1.0 It is a Markov matrix Enter a 3 x 3 matrix by row -0.2 0.875 0.375 0.75 0.005 0.225 0.45 0.12 0.4 The sum of the columns 1.0 1.0 1.0 It is not a Markov matrix The program must display the sum of EACH INDIVIDUAL column A response in Eclipse Java would be much appreciated. Thank you in advance

Must make a "Calculator" using C. The calculator must subtract, add, divide, and multiply inputs, and tell whether a number is prime or not. The user chooses how many inputs go into the calculator.

For example, the code will ask the user what function they want. If the user chooses to subtract, the the code will then ask the user how many numbers they want to subtract. After, the code will ask the user to input as many numbers as they chose in the last step. Lastly, the code must subtract the first input - the second input - the third input and so on, and must print the answer.