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Assembly Language
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Explain the signals HOLD, READY and SID
HOLD indicates that a peripheral such as DMA controller is requesting the use of address bus, data bus and control bus. READY is used to delay the microprocessor read or write cycles until a slow responding peripheral is ready to send or accept data....
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Sophie Campbell
Posted On:
Nov 11
C++ Programming
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Write an algorithm for Creating Singly Linked List in dfs (data file structure).
PROCEDURE CREATE(T)
[Where ‘head’ pointer has been caught in pointer ‘T’]
1. [Allocating memory for the node & having the value from user]
Call GETNODE (T)
DATA (T) ? ‘xyz’
LINK (T) ? 0.
2. [Checking the value & calling t...
Posted By:
Francesca Hughes
Posted On:
Nov 10
C++ Programming
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Write an algorithm for Poping the Topmost element of queue using Singly Linked List in dfs.
PROCEDURE POP_QUEUE(TOP)
[Where top of the queue has been caught in pointer ‘TOP’]
1. [Removing the top node of queue]
P <-- T
TOP <-- LINK (TOP)
Call REMOVE NODE(P)
return (TOP).
2. [FINISH]
return.
Posted By:
Reginheraht Fischer
Posted On:
Nov 10
Assembly Language
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How many machine cycles does 8085 have?
The 8085 have seven machine cycles. They are
- Opcode fetch
- Memory read
- Memory write
- I/O read
- I/O write
- Interrupt acknowledge
- Bus idle
Posted By:
Adalicia Fischer
Posted On:
Nov 08
C++ Programming
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Identify the variables, which are local to the following function
int calc(int p, int n)
{
int q;
q=pow(p,n);
return(q);
}
Options
a) p and n
b) p,n, and q
c) q
d) Cannot be determined without the main() function
Answer : b) p,n, and q
Posted By:
Adalgar Fischer
Posted On:
Nov 08
C++ Programming
Comments: 0
What is stack in dfs (data file structure)?
Stack is a type of linear list in which insertion and deletion of an element takes place at one end. It’s basically work on the principle of LIFO.
Posted By:
Joel Evans
Posted On:
Nov 05
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