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A real time software is one which are time based. For example : Railway reservation system, e-Banking etc.
You get two or three different steroids and rotate what days you take them. For example you might take 1CC of Winstrol on Tuesday and Thursday and take 1CC of Deca on sunday. When you stack it just means you are doing more than one cycle at a time.
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Usually not, but it depends on the context, I mean what kind of stack are you talking about. For example in FORTH language word PICK and ROLL could be used.
All major queue operations (push, pop and front) are constant time operations.
No, THINK OF it THIS WAY you can't stack shields to 64 in real life so you can't in Minecraft ETHIER.
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example of data real time processing is to go shop and buy some of good another thing is to drink medical
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A real time software is one which are time based. For example : Railway reservation system, e-Banking etc.
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The time it takes for a stack to form can vary depending on the context. In computer science, a stack is an abstract data structure where items are added and removed in a Last In, First Out manner. The time it takes to form a stack would depend on how quickly items are pushed onto the stack.
Yes, it is possible to purchase, or 'stack', additional time to your Plus membership
No, in Uno you can only stack two cards at a time.
Stack memory is memory assigned to a task or other instruction loop that it uses to perform instructions. Stack is used any time variables are declared inline with the code (see example below). Stack is also used for preserving registers whenever the processor switches contexts (from task to interrupt, between interrupts, or between tasks). Stack is provide either by the Operating System when the task is started, statically when a task is defined (as would be in an RTOS), or at compile time if there is no operating system. In the third case, the stacks in the system are assigned for each of the various interrupt contexts and the main loop. Stack usage example: void somefunc(int a) { // "int a" will be in a CPU register int i=0; // May be either a CPU register or on the stack, depending on CPU architecture and compiler. char c[10]; // Will exist on the stack struct somestruct *ss=malloc(sizeof(struct somestruct)); // The memory that ss points to will be in the "heap", the pointer to this memory will be on the stack. }