An application program requires 7.2GBytes memory, compute the number of bus lines required to access memory locations to store and run the program. To run the program, 10GBytes of other storage needed for the system software. The program may require another method to complete the next process with 5G storage

A private hospital would like to implement a Java application to manage patient-specialist appointment. The hospital has five specialists, in different areas of medicine (e.g. cardiac, renal, paediatric). These specialists have regular slots for appointments every week. For example, the cardiac specialist may have six slots available on Monday, Wednesday and Friday; for simplicity, we assume each slot starts on the hour (e.g. 9am, 10am etc).The system should be used by patients to schedule an appointment with a specialist. Each patient will first enter their unique hospital id number, and then the specialist they want to meet and desired date. The system will list the available slots for that specialist. The patient may then select one of the availableslots, select a different date, or a different specialist. The patient should also be shown a list of all booked appointments, which they have yet to attend. When the patient arrives for their appointment, they need to enter their…

Write a Java procedural program that helps organise travellers with a specific travel company arriving at an airport, telling them which queue to join based on their hotel. The program asks each traveller what their hotel is (the choices are the Seaview for which they need to join Queue 1, the Majestic for which they need to join Queue 4 and the Grand for which they need to join Queue 7) and tells them the right queue. There are 1330 travellers with the tour company and each will use the program as they arrive. After all have indicated their hotel, the program then prints the percentage in each hotel. * See image for an example run of the program. Percentages should be printed truncated to two decimal places. Do this using a method you write yourself that multiplies by 100, converts to an integer then divides by 100.  * must make use of a counter-controlled for loop, be in procedural programming style (not OOP)

Write a program to handle a user's rolodex entries. (A rolodex is a system with tagged cards each representing a contact. It would contain a name, address, and phone number. In this day and age, it would probably have an email address as well.) Typical operations people want to do to a rolodex entry are: 1) Add entry 2) Edit entry 3) Delete entry 4) Find entry 5) Print all entries 6) Quit You can decide what the maximum number of rolodex entries is and how long each part of an entry is (name, address, etc.). When they choose to edit an entry, give them the option of selecting from the current rolodex entries or returning to the main menu — don't force them to edit someone just because they chose that option. Similarly for deleting an entry. Also don't forget that when deleting an entry, you must move all following entries down to fill in the gap. If they want to add an entry and the rolodex is full, offer them the choice to return to the main menu or select a person to overwrite. When…