The total number of elements that can be stored in a string without increasing its current amount of allocated memory is called its:
a. Size.
b. Length.
c. Capacity.
d. Maximum size.
c. Capacity.
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a. first the node pointer, then the node, since the node has a pointer in it. b. first the node, then the typedef. c. it doesn't matter which order you do them in d. you cannot do both of them in the same program.
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Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
Why might you want your security system to provide nonrepudiation?
A. to prevent a user from capturing packets and viewing sensitive information B. to prevent an unauthorized user from logging into the system C. to trace the origin of a worm spread through email D. so a user can't deny sending or receiving a communication
You are working in a VMware vSphere based environment, and have been asked to create a parent virtual machine that can be shared amongst many users. One of the requirements of this desired setup is that individual user changes must be kept separate. What is the best implementation based on the requirements given?
A. The parent virtual machine should be cloned once for each user that will require access. B. The parent virtual machine should be configured to allow user-specific snapshots. C. The parent virtual machine should be configured to make use of linked clones. D. The parent virtual machine should be configured with shared folders that are uniquely named per each user.