please tell me

[Moiz]

'In the presence of very efficient higher level languages, Is there any need to learn assembly language?

[debasisdas]

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[ashitpro]

'In the presence of very efficient higher level languages, Is there any need to learn assembly language?

That depend on the domain in which you are working or wants to work for.
All firmwares still uses assembly language.
BIOS commands, Boot Loaders, Few Device Drivers uses this language

[RedSon]

That depend on the domain in which you are working or wants to work for.
All firmwares still uses assembly language.
BIOS commands, Boot Loaders, Few Device Drivers uses this language

You should always have a basic understanding of assembly. When you debug your application sometimes all you will have to look at is assembly to try to figure out what is going on.

[Moiz]

thanx sir and i want more help in the study

[Moiz]

Difference between CSMA/CD and CSMA/CA

[Moiz]

ADT's (Abstract Data Types). the implementation of stacks and queues in terms of arrays and linked lists, and then saw how to implement the same abstraction in terms of circular lists.

Discuss the Factors that should be considered in choosing an appropriate representation for an ADT ,once the interface has been defined for a software/application.

[RedSon]

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[Frinavale]

Difference between CSMA/CD and CSMA/CA

CSMA/CD stands for: Carrier Sense Multiple Access / Collision Detection

CSMA/CA stands for: Carrier Sense Multiple Access/Collision Avoidance

This technology is used in networking. They define a set of rules determining how network devices act when two devices attempt to use a data channel simultaneously.


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