What does the Unix strings command do? How does the command attempt to provide a context to data? How might you use it? in assembly languagr

Write a program in C++ that prints a sorted phone list from a database of names and phone numbers. The data is contained in two files named "phoneNames.txt" and "phoneNums.txt". The files may contain up to 2000 names and phone numbers. The files have one name or one phone number per line. To save paper, only print the first 50 lines of the output. Note: The first phone number in the phone number file corresponds to the first name in the name file. The second phone number in the phone number file corresponds to the second name in the name file. etc. You will find the test files in the Asn Five.zip

Explain why it is easier to share a reentrant module using segmentation than it is to do so when pure paging is used.

This question was rejected because lack of a text file, which I do not see a way to upload. I saved the first part of the file as an image because that is all I can upload. If that doesn't suffice, please advise how to include a text file. In C++, I would like some help improving or making a better password lookup function for a Hash Table class/program I made,  The function:   it is supposed to lookup a user password using their ID and name which I read in from a text file. The one I have only works for the first 10 records, which I highlighted below in the program. string lookupPassword (string inUserID, string inUserName){ string thePassword; ... return thePassword; } Here is part of the program thus far: // Hash.cpp  #include <iostream>#include<string>#include<iomanip>#include<fstream>using namespace std;//node classclass nodeBST {private:    //user data    string userID;    string userName;    string userPW;    //BST left and right children    nodeBST*…