Which subnet (network address) does host 25.17.102.51 255.255.248.0 belong to?

Rotating bits in C

This rotates bits to the left which means the bits that were shifted off are then moved to the right side.

I need B5DE1FAA to become 7787EAAD

uiOrig = B5DE1FAA

k = 6

unsigned int rotateLeft(unsigned int uiOrig, int k){

}

Implement a method that meets the following requirements:

(a) Takes as parameter 1) an int array A 2) an int number x to search for

(b) determines whether x exists in A, and prints a message indicating the result

(c) has the best worst case Big Oh complexity you can manage, using only your own thinking and the materials (the worst case growth rate for the number of items searched should be as low as possible, given that A contains n items.)

(d) In comments above the method, explain what its algorithmic complexity is and why (constant, logarithmic, linear, quadratic...)

Write a function that takes a binary search tree as input and produces a linked list of the entries, with the entries sorted

(smallest entries at the front of the list and largest entries at the back). *Hint: use in-order traversal.*

C++

there is no any structure

Implement a method that meets the following requirements:
(a) Has the same requirements as the above method, but works with an int array that is sorted in increasing order. Attempt your best complexity
(b) In comments above the method, explain what its algorithmic complexity is and why (constant, logarithmic, linear, quadratic...)

If the host address is 7.7.10.1\19 what is the broadcast address?

Explain the capabilities of the Ollgdbg and its interfaces. What is rebasing?

I need some good/new/not common research topics for my proposal assignment (Don't Need Political Topics, Technology Is Good). And if you have one good topic please provide me an Argument points/counterarguments statements if you can! Will give you thumbs up! Thanks.

Write a C++ program that reads integers from standard input until end of file.

Print out the largest integer that you read in, on a line by itself.

Any erroneous input (something that is not an integer) should be detected and ignored.

In the case where no integers are provided at all, print NO INTEGERS and stop.

Remember, try not to do the entire job all at once! First try input of a single number and make sure it works. Make sure that you detect eof correctly. Then add the error checks. Then add the loop...

How are users categorized?

In Linux, which user has all the privileges?

Why do we need groups for user management?

What is the command to change the root user’s password on Ubuntu?

What are the three files mentioned in this chapter that contain information about a user’s account and the user’s group?

Explain the meaning of each column in the file/etc/passwd.

Explain the meaning of each column in the file/etc/shadow.

Describe the DHCP assigning process.

What are the benefits of using DHCP?

What are the values of the default lease time and the maximum lease time?

Why do we need the name service?

List at least five category-based top-level domains.

What is the maximum number of layers that can be added to the name hierarchy?

What is a root server?

What is a forward lookup process?

What is a reverse lookup process?

Before forwarding the name resolution request to the root server, what does the operating system need to check first?

What is the DNS zone?

What is an NS DNS record?

What is an SOA DNS record?

Can someone please explain to me what are the differences between Windows and Linux memory hierarchy, and  handling flash memory as a replacement for disk.

Thank you so much

Research and Discuss Distributed Resource Scheduler (DRS) and High Availability (HA) Clusters.

list two references

The output of the following code is "11 0" But I am not sure why, can someone please explain to me clearly and concisely why this is the case?

main(){
int n=1;
if(fork())
wait(&n);
else
n=n+10;
printf("%d\n", n);
exit(0);
}