Why might a global page-replacement policy (in which an incoming page may replace a page of any process) be more susceptible to thrashing than a local page-replacement policy (in which an incoming page may replace only a page belonging to the same process)?
What will be an ideal response?
The global strategy could overreact to the poor behavior of one process by stealing
page frames from well-behaved processes.A local strategy would guarantee reasonable service
to well-behaved processes, while the poorly behaving process would be confined to live
within its own allocated number of pages whether it thrashed or not.
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(a) Assembly language. (b) Pascal. (c) COBOL. (d) Machine language.
________ is the process of modifying a presentation by adding and deleting slides or by changing the contents of individual slides
A) Editing B) Saving C) Presenting D) Formatting
________ is a statistical hypothesis test that helps determine if samples of data were taken from the same population
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Describe an FIdM authentication system for which you have been a Subject. What organization acted as the IdP? What service acted as the SP?
What will be an ideal response?