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What is the easiest way to get the building blocks you need to simplify coding? Are there apps you’ve used to help in solidifying these building blocks? Making it almost muscle memory? Are there apps you’ve used to help in solidifying these building blocks? Making it almost muscle memory

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Question Question What is the difference between C++ and Python in terms of capabilities? I understand that Python is unstructured and is more geared toward natural language, but a lot of the same data structures in C++ can be implemented in Python. So what would the advantage of using C++ be over Python?? I understand that Python is unstructured and is more geared toward natural language, but a lot of the same data structures in C++ can be implemented in Python. So what would the advantage of using C++ be over Python?

Question What is the difference between C++ and Python in terms of capabilities? I understand that Python is unstructured and is more geared toward natural language, but a lot of the same data structures in C++ can be implemented in Python. So what would the advantage of using C++ be over Python?   Looking for […]

 

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Obtain a minimal SOP expression for f(A,B,C,D)= A’BD+BC’D+AB’C+A’C

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Question Question Given a main memory DRAM where each chip contains 4 banks and each bank has a 4 byte Row Buffer (and there are four chips per rank for our 32-bit machine). Using the DRAM command timing given in slide 5A.20 what is the number of memory cycles needed to read in an 8 word block of data from consecutive word addresses (e.g., word0, word1, word2, word3, word 4, word5, word6, word7) if bank addressing is not interleaved? What is the number of memory cycles needed if bank addressing is interleaved as on slide 5A.37 slide 5A.20 : opening to bank if closed 10 units if same bank 2 units if different bank same chip copying the requested row’s bank data to its bank’s row buffer 1 unit issuing read and or write which reads/writes from/to the row buffer 1 unit closing the bank by writing from the row buffer back to the dram 1 unit Slide 5A.37: bank 0 0 1 2 3 16 17 18 19 bank 1 …… (and there are four chips per rank for our 32-bit machine). Using the DRAM command timing given in slide 5A.20 what is the number of memory cycles needed to read in an 8 word block of data from consecutive word addresses (e.g., word0, word1, word2, word3, word 4, word5, word6, word7) if bank addressing is not interleaved? What is the number of memory cycles needed if bank addressing is interleaved as on slide 5A.37 slide 5A.20 : opening to bank if closed 10 units if same bank 2 units if different bank same chip copying the requested row’s bank data to its bank’s row buffer 1 unit issuing read and or write which reads/writes from/to the row buffer 1 unit closing the bank by writing from the row buffer back to the dram 1 unit Slide 5A.37: bank 0 0 1 2 3 16 17 18 19 bank 1 ……

Question  Given a main memory DRAM where each chip contains 4 banks and each bank has a 4 byte Row Buffer (and there are four chips per rank for our 32-bit machine).  Using the DRAM command timing given in slide 5A.20 what is the number of memory cycles needed to read in an 8 word […]

 

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