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Hello! I\'m trying to build a command line interpreter simulator using C programming language, working in the linux environment. I don\'t want to get in to designing the whole thing, I just want a little help with a particular problem. This particular problem is how do I write a line or lines in C that will run a command as if I had typed it in the terminal? More specifically, the command I\'m trying to run is \"help.\" The command that shows all available commands. So for example, I want to simulate the \"ls\" command, the command that lists the content of the current directory. I would go into my editor and type this: #include #include int main() { system(\"ls\"); return 0; } Now if I go into the terminal, compile that program and run it, it\'ll display the content of the current directory as would simply typing in \"ls\" in the terminal. The problem is, I can\'t manage to do the same for the \"help\" command. After researching a bit, I\'ve found that the sh shell is looking in /bin and /usr/bin to execute \"help.\" However, that command is in neither directory and will ultimately let me know that the command is \"not found.\" If it\'s not in the earlier mentioned directories, then where could it be? Is it even possible to run \"help\" within a C program? Sorry if it\'s a little long, I just wanted to be as clear as I can be. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Solution you need to us , system (\"/bin/ls\"); Below is the update ******************************************************* Also , you can use the below program to list the directories,.
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reactive site. this inhibits transport through the cell leading to inhibition of substrate reaching to
rhe enzymes.
Action mechanism of aldehydes also include nucleic acid damage by alkylation of amino- ,
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What are rubisco and RuBP? And what do they do? Briefly list 4 similarities in how ATP is
made in mitochondria and in chloroplasts. A. How does the second law of thermodynamics
explain why diffusion occurs across a membrane? B. Describe how oxidative phosphorylation,
substrate-level phosphorylation, and photo phosphorylation differ in the way ATP is made.
Solution
RuBisCO , is an enzyme Which is used in the Calvin cycle for catalyzing the first step of carbon
fixation, a process by which the atoms of atmospheric carbon dioxide are made available to
organisms in the form of energy-rich molecules such as sucrose. RuBisCO catalyzes either the
carboxylation or oxygenation of ribulose-1,5-bisphosphate (also known as RuBP) with carbon
dioxide or oxygen.
Ribulose-1,5-bisphosphate (RuBP) is an important 5-carbon intermediate in the Calvin cycle
taking place during photosynthesis. It is the substrate, which is used by the enzyme to fix CO2 to
create a highly unstable 6 Carbon PO4 which decays into two molecules of glycerate 3-
phosphate.
In both i.e. Mitochindria as well as in Chloroplast ATP synthesis takes place via a proton
gradient-
Both have ATP synthatases
Both have Electron Transport Chains
Both have 70s ribosomes.
The second law is a trend towards the randimization or increasing entropy. When the
concentration of a substance on both sides of a membrane are equal, the distribution is more
random than when they are unequal. Diffusion of a substance to a region, where it is initially less
concentrated increases entropy, making it energetically favourable (SPONTANEOUS) process.
-Substrate level phosphorylation occurs in the cytoplasm during Glycolysis and Mitochondria
during Krebs cycle.
-2ATP/GTP are produced by conversion of ADP or GDP
OXIDATIVE PHOSPHORYLATION
-Occurs in Mitochondria
Occurs during respiration
pigment systems are not involved
ATP is produced from ADP and iP
Molecular O2 is required for terminal oxidation.
PHOTOPHOSPHORYLATION
Occurs during photosynthesis inside the chloroplasts.
Pigment systemt I & II are involved
Sunlight is the external source of energy
Molecular Oxygen is not required.
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Virtual Machines: Discuss what are the new innovation today in this area and what effect this
area have on the computer field. Look up information on websites then post the links at the
bottom of your answer. How will this area change in the future? Will this area change society?
Solution
A virtual machine (VM) is an operating system (OS) or application environment
that is installed on software, which imitates dedicated hardware.
The end user has the same experience on a virtual machine as they would have on dedicated
hardware.
Virtualization does, however, require more bandwidth,
storage and processing capacity than a traditional server or desktop
if the physical hardware is going to host multiple running virtual machines.
VMs can easily move, be copied and reassigned between host servers to optimize hardware
resource utilization.
Several vendors offer virtual machine software, but two main vendors dominate in the
marketplace: VMware and Microsoft. VMware has a mature product portfolio, with many years
of use in the IT industry.
While a bit of a late player to virtualization, Microsoft is showing considerable progress.
A classical example of VM which we use is Java Virtual Machine (JVM).
The goal of a Java Virtual Machine (JVM) is to provide a runtime space for a set of Java
code to run on any operating system staged on any hardware platform without needing to
make code changes to accommodate the different operating systems or hardware.
Another important application of VM is in Mainframes. Hypervisor, a variant of VM is used
in providing many machines (called as Partitions in Mainframes) to outside world.
Interesting application of VM is in Cloud Computing.
A cloud is built up of numerous physical machines (the hardware).
Each of these machines then run multiple virtual machines, which is what are
presented to the end-users.
Virtual machines are only limited in the way that their specifications
cannot exceed that of their host (the underlying physical machine). There are exceptions to this
as well, for example Amazon EC2 does the storage offline,
so in that case it would be possible to request drive space that exceeds the host,
but again not exceeding the physical size of the actual place where the storage is done.
The security is the main issue in case of Virtual Machines and a lot of research is going on in this
area.
With newer technolgies like Internet Of Things(IOT), Machine Learning and huge amount of
data to analyse
VM role will further increase in the coming days.
Concept of VM has destroyed the business of big companies like EMC, Dell, IBM, HP... in the
sense
like the small startups who had no option other than purchasing big boxes from these companies
are now using the cloud service to store the data which inturn uses VM concept.
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from other teams, and drafting college players who have doclared themselves oligiblc for the
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these players. In this project we are going to simulate a limited version of the draft process. This
simulated draft would involve 8 teams and 32 players. Pick any 8 teams from the actual NFL and
32 players of your choice. Be creative! l. Assign a random winning percentage to each of the
teams for the previous season. 2. Based on the winning percentage, rank the teams in order
starting with the one that had the worst performance 3. Each team can now select players in the
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which they can be picked. 5. In each round, the teams in order of their numbers will choose
randomly from the players eligible for that round and select them. 6. At thc end of 4 rounds, cach
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Solution
import java.applet.*;
import java.awt.*;
import java.awt.event.*;
import java.awt.geom.*;
import java.awt.image.*;
import java.util.*;
//Primary class for the game
public class Asteroids extends Applet implements Runnable, KeyListener{
/**
*
*/
private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L;
//the main thread becomes the game loop
Thread gameloop;
//use this as a double buffer
BufferedImage backbuffer;
//the main drawing object for the back buffer
Graphics2D g2d;
//toggle for drawing bounding boxes
boolean showBounds = false;
//create the asteroid array
int ASTEROIDS = 20;
Asteroid[] ast = new Asteroid[ASTEROIDS];
//create the bullet array
int BULLETS = 10;
Bullet[] bullet = new Bullet[BULLETS];
int currentBullet = 0;
//the player\'.
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Answer: True
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