Write a program to handle the SIGINT and SIGTERM signals. From inside the handler for SIGINT signal write an infinite loop to print the message 'Processing Signal'. Run the program and make use of Ctrl + C more than once. Run the program once again and press Ctrl + C once and then use the kill command. What are your observations?

Write a program that reads a string (password) and a number. The maximum number of attempts (3). The program with stop asking data if the word ‘quit’ is provided in the password value. If user provide correct credential the message access granted will be displayed otherwise the message access denied with be generated.

Write the algorithm in a flow chart. The arithmetic operations are limited to only addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. You can use chart software such as Lucidchart, powerpoint, or Visio. Please export it to a pdf file (e.g., Q3.pdf) Implement the algorithm in C. Again the arithmetic operations are limited to only addition, subtraction, multiplication (in Q3 not in Q4), and division (in Q4 not in Q3). (e.g., Q3.c) Implement the algorithm for MARIE architecture (e.g., Q3_MARIE.mas) The numbers of instructions in Q3_INSTRS.docx (Word document) Q4. Logarithm (Iterative algorithm) - Use Q2   Get a user input of two positive integer numbers: A and B where A is a base and B is an exponent of A Calculate C= Log base A of B Print C   Test case: A=2, B=16 Output should be 4

Write a Java program called Decision that includes a while loop to prompt the user to enter 5 marks using theJOptionPane statement and a System.out statement to output a message inside the loop highlighting a passmark >= 50 and <= 100. Any other mark will output a messaging stating it’s a fail.Example of the expected output is as follows:55 is a pass12 is a fail

QUESTION 8 If we wanted something like the python else statement for a counter controlled loop in Java, what would it look like?     We simply check either break or continue flags to see if either is set     We simply check break variable to see if used.     we check the for flag to see if loop terminated correctly     Since there is no way for a loop in Java to tell you if it completed without breaks or continues, you'd need to set a boolean flag to indicate that and check it after the loop was completed.