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// the proc structure // // the registers xv6 will save and restore // to stop and subsequently restart a
process struct context int eip; int esp; int ebx; int ecx; int edx; int esi; int edi; int ebp; }; // the
different states a process can be in enumproc state { UNUSED, EMBRYO, SLEEPING,
RUNNABLE, RUNNING, ZOMBIE } // the information xv6 tracks about each process // including its
register context and state struct proc { char *mem;// Start of process memory uint sz; // Size of
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Please help 1 Use any data structures or control flows as a.pdf
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1) Use any data structures or control flows as appropriate to complete the following prompt where
you manipulate 2D LISTS.
The chart above list courses and instructors who teach them.
This course chart is stored in a 2-dimensional list. The "outer" list is the instructors (rows) and the
"inner" list is the various courses the given instructor teaches (columns).
course1 = "INST126"
course2 = "INST314"
courseChart = [['INST126', 'INST327', 'INST123'],
['INST327', 'INST123', 'INST314'],
['INST126'],
['INST314'],
['INST314', 'INST414'],
['INST327']]
instructorNames = ['Duffy', 'Diker', 'Lindeman', 'Kacorri', 'Momeni','Nelson']
def whoTeaches():
return
print("The course ",course1," is taught by ",whoTeaches(course1, courseChart))
print("The course ",course2," is taught by ",whoTeaches(course2, courseChart))
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is incomplete. The purpose of the function is to determine the instructors that teach a given
course. The function takes the chosen course and the course chart. The function then returns
a list instructors who teach that course. Note that the function should work for ANY 2D list of
instructors and courses and ANY chosen course (aka a dynamic function!).
The expected output is:
You may find yourself using nested loops and conditionals, and appending to lists!
Course Chart.
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a. Focal points discussed regarding SCM.
b. Important issues and challenges concerning supply chain management.
c. Important conclusion drawn for improving overall supply chain performance.
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Abstract India is becoming a global manufacturing hub. Increasing demand in domestic and
international markets is opening a new world of opportunities for the Indian Industry. Increasing
competition, due to globalization is making inevitable for the Indian industries to provide cost
effective quality output with stringent delivery schedules. Issues in supply of inferior quality,
delayed supply, unwarranted cost escalation, etc. would adversely impact the credibility and
business potential of the Indian industry. Amongst many difficulties faced by Indian manufacturers,
supply chain disruption management is a major issue, which can result in large tangible and non-
tangible losses. In current study lot of research has been done to understand what the Supply
Chain Management is and how it is affecting organizations, what are different challenges and it
can be proved as a tool for improving overall performance in today's global competitive
environment. Keywords: Supply chain management. 1. Introduction his suppliers and through his
suppliers' suppliers and so on back. By having the program driven by the customer, it is In the
current competitive scenario supply chain hoped that inventories, caused by uncertainties and
slow management assumes a significant importance and calls response, will be significantly
eliminated. While there are for serious research attention, as companies are challenged sales
incentives to major suppliers with the carrot of with finding ways to meet ever-rising customer
category management or similar programs, the success of expectations at a manageable cost. To
do so, businesses supply chain management rests with logistics. must search out which parts of
their supply-chain process are not competitive, understand which customer needs are Functional
areas of Logistics: not being met, establish improvement goals, and rapidly 1. Network Design
implementnecessaryimprovements.2.InformationTechnology The term 'supply chain management'
has not only 3. Transportation been used to explain the logistics activities and the 4. Inventory and
Storage planning and control of materials and information flows 5. Warehousing internally within a
company or externally between 6. Materials Handling, Loading and unloading companies
(Christopher 1992, Cooper et al.,1997 and 7. Packaging and Re-packaging Fisher, 1997).
Researchers have also used it to describe strategic, inter organizational issues (Cox, 1997,
Harland It should be noted that supply chain management has both et al., 1999), to discuss an
alternative organizational form "hard" (i.e., technical) and "soft" (i.e., people) aspects, to vertical
integration (Thorelli ,1986 H.
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// the proc structure // // the registers xv6 will save and restore // to stop and subsequently restart a
process struct context int eip; int esp; int ebx; int ecx; int edx; int esi; int edi; int ebp; }; // the
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Please help Edgar Given the following API for a mutable Em.pdf
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Please help 1 Use any data structures or control flows as a.pdf
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1) Use any data structures or control flows as appropriate to complete the following prompt where
you manipulate 2D LISTS.
The chart above list courses and instructors who teach them.
This course chart is stored in a 2-dimensional list. The "outer" list is the instructors (rows) and the
"inner" list is the various courses the given instructor teaches (columns).
course1 = "INST126"
course2 = "INST314"
courseChart = [['INST126', 'INST327', 'INST123'],
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['INST314', 'INST414'],
['INST327']]
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return
print("The course ",course1," is taught by ",whoTeaches(course1, courseChart))
print("The course ",course2," is taught by ",whoTeaches(course2, courseChart))
Complete the function whoTeaches(). Note that the program will not run as is because the function
is incomplete. The purpose of the function is to determine the instructors that teach a given
course. The function takes the chosen course and the course chart. The function then returns
a list instructors who teach that course. Note that the function should work for ANY 2D list of
instructors and courses and ANY chosen course (aka a dynamic function!).
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effective quality output with stringent delivery schedules. Issues in supply of inferior quality,
delayed supply, unwarranted cost escalation, etc. would adversely impact the credibility and
business potential of the Indian industry. Amongst many difficulties faced by Indian manufacturers,
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tangible losses. In current study lot of research has been done to understand what the Supply
Chain Management is and how it is affecting organizations, what are different challenges and it
can be proved as a tool for improving overall performance in today's global competitive
environment. Keywords: Supply chain management. 1. Introduction his suppliers and through his
suppliers' suppliers and so on back. By having the program driven by the customer, it is In the
current competitive scenario supply chain hoped that inventories, caused by uncertainties and
slow management assumes a significant importance and calls response, will be significantly
eliminated. While there are for serious research attention, as companies are challenged sales
incentives to major suppliers with the carrot of with finding ways to meet ever-rising customer
category management or similar programs, the success of expectations at a manageable cost. To
do so, businesses supply chain management rests with logistics. must search out which parts of
their supply-chain process are not competitive, understand which customer needs are Functional
areas of Logistics: not being met, establish improvement goals, and rapidly 1. Network Design
implementnecessaryimprovements.2.InformationTechnology The term 'supply chain management'
has not only 3. Transportation been used to explain the logistics activities and the 4. Inventory and
Storage planning and control of materials and information flows 5. Warehousing internally within a
company or externally between 6. Materials Handling, Loading and unloading companies
(Christopher 1992, Cooper et al.,1997 and 7. Packaging and Re-packaging Fisher, 1997).
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class Iterator
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/// Constructor taking a head and tail pointer; YOU'RE WELCOME
Iterator(Node<T> *head, Node<T> *tail) : head_(head), tail_(tail)
{
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Iterator &operator=(const Iterator &other)
{
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tail_ = other.tail_;
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bool operator!=(const Iterator &other)
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Iterator &operator++()
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cursor_ = cursor_->getNext();
return *this;
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*/
Iterator operator++(int)
{
Iterator copy(*this);
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}
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* Return a copy of this Iterator, after modification
*/
Iterator &operator--()
{
cursor_ = cursor_->getPrev();
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}
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*/
Iterator operator--(int)
{
Iterator copy = *this;
--(*this);
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* AdditionAssignment operator
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*/
Iterator operator+=(size_t add)
{
for (size_t i = 0; i < add && cursor_ != nullptr; ++i)
{
cursor_ = cursor_->getNext();
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* SubtractionAssignment operator
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algorithm is equal to FIRST, call function firstFit, passing arguments blockSize, blocks,
processSize, and processes 2. When algorithm is equal to BEST, call function bestFit, passing
arguments blockSize, blocks, processSize, and processes 3. When algorithm is equal to WORST,
call function worstFit, passing arguments blockSize, blocks, processSize, and processes 4. When
algorithm is equal to NEXT, call function nextFit, passing arguments blockSize, blocks,
processSize, and processes Write function nextFit to do the following a. Return type void b.
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blockSize) ii. Parameter contains the number of blocks, data type integer (i.e. blocks) iii. One-
dimensional array, data type integer, contains the process sizes (i.e. processSize) iv. Parameter
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array, data type integer, to store the block id that a process is allocated to (i.e. allocation), size is
parameter processes d. Declare a variable, data type integer, to store the block allocation for a
process, initialize to 0 (i.e. id) e. Call function memset, passing arguments i. Array allocation ii. -1
(i.e. INVALID) iii. sizeof(allocation) f. Using a looping construct, loop through the number of
processes i. Using a looping construct, loop while id is less than the number of blocks 1. If the
current block size (1.e. index id) is greater than or equal to the current process size (i.e. index of
outer looping variable) a. Update the allocation array to set the element at index of the outer
looping variable equal to variable id b. Reduce available memory of the current block size (i.e.
index id) by the processsize (i.e. index of the outer looping variable) c. break out of the inner loop
ii. Update the value of variable id to set the next index in array block:Size by adding 1 to variable id
then modulus the total by the number of blocks g. Call function displayProcess passing arguments
allocation, processes, and processSize Write function firstFit to do the following a. Return type
void b. Parameter list includes i. One-dimensional array, data type integer, contains the block
sizes (i.e. blockSize) ii. Parameter contains the number of blocks, data type integer (1.e. blocks) iii.
One-dimensional array, data type integer, contains the process sizes (i.e. processSize) iv.
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; STARTER CODE
; my name
; Define the system call and I/O ** constants **
; to make code more readable farther below
SYS_WRITE equ 1 ; write text to stdout
SYS_EXIT equ 60 ; terminate the program
STDIN equ 0 ; standard input
STDOUT equ 1 ; standard output
; INSTRUCTIONS: REPLACE THE ??????????? (question marks)
; IN THE REST OF THIS PROGRAM WITH WHAT IS
; NEEDED TO MAKE IT RUN.
section .data ; The data section is where we define
; some of our inputs/data
; that we are going to use
msg1 db 10, " "
msg2 db 10, " +^^^^^^^+",
msg3 db 10, " (| o o |) "
msg4 db 10, " | ^ | "
msg5 db 10, " | '-' | "
msg6 db 10, " +-------+ ", 0xa
; Four your convenience, here are all the lines of the happy visage
;
; +^^^^^^^+
; (| o o |)
; | ^ |
; | '-' |
; +-------+
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; only one len statement is needed
; do not add any other len statements
global _start ; The code always resides in the _start(s).
section .text ; strangely, this is the executable part of
; our program rather than just plain inert text
; section .code would have made better sense?
_start: ; underscore _start is required on Windows,
; but it is only start on Linux (no _ character)
; with assembler, we have to tell it every little thing
; so we have to code a few lines below with every little thing
; The system is then setup and can put our Happy Visage up
mov rdx, ???? ; put the length into the rdx register
mov rsi, ???? ; put the location of the first message into rsi
mov rdi, ?????? ; put the stdout identifier into rdi
mov rax, ????????? ; put the sys_write into rax to tell the
; system what you want it to do...
; ... which is the write/print something
; The call is almost always put...
; ... into the rax register.
; now we have setup everything above,
; time to put it up on the console by making the syscall
syscall ; syscall to the write() function
; similar to the printf function
xor edi, edi ; Clear edi to indicate successful exit = 0
mov rax, SYS_EXIT ; put the sys_exit identifier into rax
syscall ; call the system to let it know you are done.
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Customer asked you to develop a software SplitSmart for sharing expenses
between individuals or groups of people, such as friends, roommates, family
members or coworkers. It should come with the following functions/features.
User accounts: Each person using the SplitSmart should have their own
user account, which they can use to log in and access their own expense
and balance information.
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manage groups of people, such as roommates, trip or party participants to
more easily track shared expenses and balances within those groups.
Expense creation: The software should allow users to create new
expenses
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date, description, shared manner (equally split or split by %) and an
optional receipt image.
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involved in the expense, so that the appropriate balance
adjustments can be made.
Notification system: The software should have a way to notify users when
other group members create a new expense.
Approval workflow: The software should have a system for reviewing and
approving expenses before they are added to the system and used to
adjust balances. This could involve multiple levels of approval or a single
review process, depending on the needs of the group.
Balance tracking: The software should track the balance owed by each
user to every other user, taking into account all expenses that have been
entered.
Payment tracking: The software should allow users to record when
payments have been made to settle balances owed, so that the balances
are accurately reflected in the system.
Reporting: The software should provide users with reports and summaries
of their expenses, balances, and payments, possibly including the ability
to generate custom reports with specified date ranges and other
parameters.
OS supported: primary web-based and also comes with app that can be run
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Mule 4.6 & Java 17 Upgrade | MuleSoft Mysore Meetup #46
Mule 4.6 & Java 17 Upgrade | MuleSoft Mysore Meetup #46
Event Link:-
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Agenda
● Java 17 Upgrade Overview
● Why and by when do customers need to upgrade to Java 17?
● Is there any immediate impact to upgrading to Mule Runtime 4.6 and beyond?
● Which MuleSoft products are in scope?
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Speaker:-
Shubham Chaurasia - https://www.linkedin.com/in/shubhamchaurasia1/
Priya Shaw - https://www.linkedin.com/in/priya-shaw
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Giridhar Meka - https://www.linkedin.com/in/giridharmeka
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Customer asked you to develop a software SplitSmart for sharing expenses
between individuals or groups of people, such as friends, roommates, family
members or coworkers. It should come with the following functions/features.
User accounts: Each person using the SplitSmart should have their own
user account, which they can use to log in and access their own expense
and balance information.
Group management: The software should allow users to create and
manage groups of people, such as roommates, trip or party participants to
more easily track shared expenses and balances within those groups.
Expense creation: The software should allow users to create new
expenses
o The new expenses should contain information such as amount,
date, description, shared manner (equally split or split by %) and an
optional receipt image.
o It should also allow users to specify which other users were
involved in the expense, so that the appropriate balance
adjustments can be made.
Notification system: The software should have a way to notify users when
other group members create a new expense.
Approval workflow: The software should have a system for reviewing and
approving expenses before they are added to the system and used to
adjust balances. This could involve multiple levels of approval or a single
review process, depending on the needs of the group.
Balance tracking: The software should track the balance owed by each
user to every other user, taking into account all expenses that have been
entered.
Payment tracking: The software should allow users to record when
payments have been made to settle balances owed, so that the balances
are accurately reflected in the system.
Reporting: The software should provide users with reports and summaries
of their expenses, balances, and payments, possibly including the ability
to generate custom reports with specified date ranges and other
parameters.
OS supported: primary web-based and also comes with app that can be run
on Android and IOS..
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