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high temperature readings or computer shutting down or restarting.
One of two methods are commonly used to protect the integrity of a file on a computer system, redundancy and checksums. Checksums involve computing a number that is a function of the file's content, such that different file content results in a different number. Corrupt data would lead to a number that does not match the one on record (a 'checksum mismatch'), thus allowing to detect the breach of data integrity. Traditionally, such checksum algorithms used CRC-16 and sometimes even much weaker schemes, such as a simple XOR. Those simple algorithms do not always result in a different checksum when the input data changes; modern applications and new design will probably prefer stronger algorithms such as SHA-2. Redundancy involves maintaining one or more copies of the same file. A breach of data integrity can be detected by comparing those copies, on the assumption that not all will suffer from an error at the same time. In practical solutions, systems typically use a combination of both. For example, if the comparison detects an integrity breach in a redundant system, the checksums can help decide which one of the copies is good and which is bad, thus fix the error rather than just detect it.
The Trojan horse worm/gen has no proprietary inventor. Rumours say Norton team invented it. It was most likely simply the result of a hacker's attempt to keep a port open, but not visible to anyone else.
The result of a computer's processing is known as "output."
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Fog is more likely to be a vapor Tiny droplets of water that have formed as a result of condensation and reduced temperature rather then a gas,
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Google Algorithms is the system Google uses to show your website as a search result for a query on SERPs (Search Engine Result Pages). These algorithms retrieve data from Google’s search index and instantly deliver the best possible results for a query.
Algorithms are critical to the field of computer science. They embody the logic used to solve a problem. Written in words, they are (computer) language independent, and they allow peer/team review, so that a good design can result.
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There is no conclusive historical evidence that Aesop was a hunchback. The belief that he was hunchbacked is likely a result of artistic depictions and literary works rather than actual historical fact.
assaying in triplicate is a measure of control, to highlight anomalous results. You are more likely to have a reliable result if you have three conclusive sets of data rather than one set.
Yes. Algorithms to explicitly evaluate very large numbers (e.g. Graham's Number) would be one example; a computer which could even hold the result of such a calculation would require a great deal more matter than exists in the Universe.
1.Declare three variables asint a,b,c;2.Get the Input of two numbers of Integers from the user:scanf("%d",&a);scanf("%d",&b);3.add a and b and store the result in c4. print c
Search engines ranking the result based on the search engine's algorithms. At present, Google panda and penguin updates are playing a more important role to give raking results in the search engine.