Activities Assignment - 2 - Sem-I -1442-43 he types of addressing modes, explain them with example

Q: Define the term base address.

A: Base address Base address is the location of the first element of an array in the memory. It helps…

Q: Define access control list (ACL)

A: Access control lists perform parcel separating to control the development of bundles through an…

Q: Define address of a bit field

A: When you want to store some data whose can be stored less than byte those kind of data can be…

Q: Define in brief address control lines.

A: To be determine: Define in brief address control lines.

Q: Explain how to programme parallel computing applications.

A: To be determine: Explain how to programme parallel computing applications.

Q: Establish address-control lines.

A: Address line 1 should contain the primary address information and secondary address information…

Q: Explain the term network address translation

A: NAT is used to translate the local IP address on a network on a network with the global or public IP…

Q: Briefly explain extended physical addressing

A: Extended physical addressing Extended physical addressing is also known as extended page…

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: Universal serial Bus (usb) operates tiered star topology form.explain how this topology works

A: We need to explain, how tiered star topology works in USB.

Q: Distinguish between Standard and Extended Access Control Lists(ACLs).

A: Standard Access Control Lists: ACLs are the oldest category of access control lists standard access…

Q: ALE line is used to Olsolate address than data lines

A: Given  : ALE line is used to

Q: Differentiate between • Symbolic, relocatable, and absolute addresses are the three types of…

A: Please find the answer in next step

Q: Briefly explain bus

A: Bus A bus is a subsystem that is used to connect computer components. It is also used to transfer…

Q: 1. List all the types of addressing modes, explain them with example

A: Kindly Note: As per our guidelines we are supposed to answer only one question. Kindly repost other…

Q: Define Virtual addresses.

A: Virtual address: A virtual address is a pointer in a memory or a marker for memory space in which…

Q: ADD CD, [BC+RI] This expression belongs to which addressing mode and how it works b) ADD AD, [SE+OI]…

A: Given: We are given an instructor which has two address fields/register names.  Goal: We have to…

Q: Briefly explain address displacement

A: Displacement addressing: Displacement addressing is the combination of direct addressing and…

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: Briefly explain most significant bit (MSB)

A: Most Significant Bit  (MSB): The computer can only understand machine language which pattern or…

Q: ctly does the term "address space" in

A: The term "address space" in a memory block mean

Q: Advantages of Hamming code • Hamming code method is effective on networks where the data streams are…

A: Due to company policies I am compelled to solve only one question and that is the first question.…

Q: Briefly explain effective address

A: Effective address The effective address is the most frequently used term in a microprocessor that…

Q: Describe the Address Resolution Protocol (ARP).

A: Given: ARP (Address Resolution Mechanism) is a communication protocol for determining a device's MAC…

Q: Define the target address 47:20:1B:2E:08:EF and its type.

A: Introduction: Networks and addressing: Devices on a network communicate using distinct mechanisms…

Q: The bus is a collection of cables in a computer system that allows data to be transported. Depending…

A: Given: The bus is a collection of cables in a computer system that allows data to be transported.…

Q: Explain the Address Resolution Protocol(ARP).

A: Address Resolution Protocol: The ARP is a communication protocol used to locate the device's MAC…

Q: Define computed unified device architecture.

A: CUDA is abbreviated as Compute Unified Device Architecture.  It is a parallel computing platform…

Q: State the need of addressing in data communication. With an example, explain the different types of…

A: Data communication and its types are given below:-

Q: Describe the Address Resolution Protocol in detail (ARP).

A: Introduction: Protocol for Address Resolution: The ARP is a communication technique that is used to…

Q: Immediate addressing

A: Answer: Immediate addressing: Immediate addressing is the simplest addressing in which "Operand…

Q: Explain the term Network Address Translation (NAT).

A: Answer: NAT (Network Address Translation): NAT is the acronym of Network Address Translation which…

Q: Computer networking What is the physical layer's concern with bit-by-bit delivery?

A: Introduction: This portion of the answer will focus on the Physical layer of the OSI model. The…

Q: Computer science MC home Work 8. Describe synchronization usage models in mobile applications.

A: The answer is in step 2:

Q: rules, the following stat- ->address, then ssn -> {e

A: Since , We know that inference rule is used for finding Functional dependency (from one attribute to…

Q: A three-address code has address locations to calculate the expression. i) Exactly three  ii)…

A: Data given-  A three-address code has......... address locations to calculate the expression

Q: List five types of addressing

A: GIVEN: List five types of addressing

Q: Computer science What are the STP port roles? What are the different STP port roles purpose?

A: Port STP:- STP is a methodology for establishing spanning trees. STP is a two-layer protocol that is…

Q: e name given to an electrical connection that allows the simulta

A: introduction: A multiline channel that can send multiple bits of data simultaneously per line is…

Q: Explain the operation of the Address Resolution Protocol.

A: About the operation of the Address Resolution Protocol

Q: Briefly explain signed overflow

A: The arithmetic operations have the potential to run into the condition called overflow. It happens…

Q: Explain multiplexing?

A: Multiplexing is the process where the data streams from multiple sources connect and are combined…

Q: Computer Science Universal Serial Bus (USB) is most commonly used specification to perform the…

A: Inter-process communication is set of interfaces which is usually programmed in order for the…

Q: Data transmission started by interrupt is preferable than data transfer initiated by programmed…

A: Data transmission: The movement of data from one digital device to another is known as data…

Q: Define address resolution protocol.

A: To be determine: Define address resolution protocol.

Q: Explain Real-Address Mode

A: ->In this mode (also known as Real Mode), the 386 operates as a very powerful Intel 8086 CPU with…

Q: Briefly explain logical address

A: Logical Address: - It is the address being generated with respect to the program. It is generated…

Q: Briefly explain page fault

A: Paging: The virtual page present in the disk is being copied to the page frame that is present in…

Q: Describe addl moub subg incw the following addressing modes 12 (%rbp), % ecx (%rax, prcx), % de…

A: We need to identify the addressing mode.

Embedded Software Development

Using specific programming languages (like C and C++) to write code for a specific hardware device in which it runs is called embedded software development. It makes the device smart by performing actions based on user's input which improves the user experience. They are designed to perform function-specific tasks rather than doing multiple tasks like computers. The embedded system is incredibly intuitive. An embedded software system could be a system developed and organized on any device, apart from an old-fashioned computer. It is the brain of a specific device; however, it is a solely useless tool and simple to elucidate what software system is embedded.