What is compressed code, in the sense of Thumb?
What will be an ideal response?
Compressed code is dense code in the sense that it takes fewer bits to perform an action than other code. You can
take normal code and reduce the number of registers and instructions to create a new denser version. Of course,
the new code will not be able to carry out some operations and it will require several separate instructions to
achieve the same effect. However, the overall number of bits will be less. The advantage of compressed code is
that it can run from narrow 8-bit wide rather than 6 or 32 bit wide memory. Compressed code is intended to be
used in applications that are very low cost and embedded (e.g., cell phones and toys).
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Modify any of the functions from the last chapter to use a nested loop. Check the result to make sure it still does the same thing.
There any many potential options here, but they all require the same approach. Instead of looping through each pixel, loop through the x values and the y values as two separate loops. The most useful functions to do this in are those that only make changes over a range, as it avoids checking a lot of unnecessary pixels. For example, the removeRedEye function:
Open source software is the most expensive to purchase
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
The ________ Principle means that inputting inconsistent or inaccurate data leads to inconsistent or inaccurate output
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
What is the life cycle of foreground activity in android?
A - onCreate ?> onStart ?> onResume ?> onStop ?> onRestart B - onCreate ?> onStart ?> onResume ?>onStop C - onCreate ?> onStart ?> onResume D - None of the above