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Q: example of multithreading

A: Multithreading is same like multitasking but it processes multiple thread at same time, rather than…

Q: What is an address mode, and how does it work?

A: - We need to talk about address modes.

Q: Please describe the scheduling algorithm LLF

A: Explain the term given: LLF Algorithm

Q: Memory leaks may have many different origins, depending on the circumstances.

A: Memory leaks may have many different origins

Q: Describe the role of cache memory in computer systems, including different cache levels and their…

A: Cache memory plays a crucial role in computer systems by bridging the gap between the high-speed CPU…

Q: A system uses 48 bit logical address and pages of size 16 KB. Multi-level paging is used. A page…

A: Introduction :Given , 48 bit logical address page size = 16 KB page table entry size = 4 Byte We…

Q: What are the advantages of address exchange?

A: With Data Loss Prevention (DLP) capabilities, you can protect sensitive data and alert users about…

Q: Explain each addressing style using an example in detail.

A: The answer for the given start from question step-2.

Q: In Paging, the Physical Address space is divided into fixed-sized blocks known as

A: Paging is memory management technique which uses main memory and secondary memory to optimise the…

Q: Cache memory is used to store frequently accessed data. Here are some of its characteristics and…

A: Given:   Cache memory is used to store frequently accessed data. Here are some of its…

Q: Shared Page memory storage introduces shared common code which, in a multi-user environment can save…

A: Dear Student, The answer to your question is given below -

Q: in symmetric multiprocessor  الاجابات there are one processor different from the others that perform…

A: option B is the correct answer "all processor can perform the same task".

Q: Differentiate between Zero Operand, One Operand, Two Operand and Three Operand Address in Computer…

A: NOTE  :-  Below i explain about the answer in my own words by which you understand it well.…

Q: Registers in the central processing unit (CPU) are small, quick data storage areas that may be…

A: The register is utilized to rapidly accept, store, and move information and directions that are…

Q: Explain the purpose of cache memory and its impact on system performance.

A: Cache memory is a type of high-speed volatile computer memory that is placed between the processor…

Q: Briefly discuss different computer Addressing Modes.

A: According to the question The command field specifies the task to be performed. This operation will…

Q: What is an address mode, and how does it work?

A: The phrase "addressing modes" refers to the method by which an instruction's operand is described.…

Q: How many computer network addressing schemes exist?

A: In computer networking, an addressing scheme is a method used to identify and locate devices on a…

Q: When comparing a logical address to a physical one, what are the key differences?

A: Introduction of Computer System: A computer system is a combination of hardware and software…

Q: A system uses 48 bit logical address and pages of Size 16 KB. Multi-level paging is used. A page…

A: Introduction :Given , 48 bit logical address page size = 16 KB page table entry size = 4 Byte We…

Q: What are the advantages of address sharing?

A:

Q: examples of multithreading

A: I have provided examples of multithreading in step 2.

Q: In a distributed system, several different types of hardware may be employed.

A: A distributed system is a network of computers or other devices that are connected and are able to…

Q: Describe how one of the cache protocols works.

A: Give a quick summary of one of the caching protocols given. In response, I'll go through the MESI…

Q: In a computer network, how many distinct addressing conventions coexist?

A: Computer networking refers to interconnected computing devices that can exchange data and share…

Q: A main memory in a computer uses pages of 1024 bytes and has a page table of 64 entries. What is the…

A: Task :- choose the correct option for given question.

Q: Explain each addressing style using an example in detail.

A: Introduction: Address mode specifies command function, per the inquiry. Microprocessors execute…

Q: Describe how one of the cache protocols operates.

A: Introduction: In response, I'll go through the MESI Protocol:The MESI Protocol is the most widely…

Q: Explain the operation of the Address Resolution Protocol.

A: About the operation of the Address Resolution Protocol

Q: Explain each addressing style using an example in detail.

A: The solution for the above-given question is given below:

Storage Devices

Storage devices can store digital information/data and applications (in the form of audio, video, image, etc.) to process the result of any computational work. They are a kind of computer hardware that stores information and instruction to be processed. A storage unit is a part of a computer system. Every computer has a storage device. The storage devices work as a memory. They are also known as a storage medium, digital storage, or storage media, which temporarily or permanently store information. They are used either internally or externally in the computer system, server, or any computation device to hold the information. Examples include a pen drive, CD, DVD, floppy disk, memory card and so forth.