What is the von Neumann bottleneck?
What will be an ideal response?
The von Neumann machine operates in a fetch/execute cycle with a common memory holding both instructions and data. This means that memory must be accessed (typically) twice for each instruction – once to read the instruction and once to access the operand used by that instruction. Consequently, the path between the computer and memory becomes a bottleneck. The use of separate data and instruction caches can help overcome some effects of the bottleneck.
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a. Object-oriented programming b. Object-oriented design c. Procedural programming d. None of the above
________ includes all the information that someone can find out about you by searching the web
A) SharePoint B) A digital footprint C) Fair use D) Ergonomics
When modifying a report, on which tab would you find the commands for changing what fields appear on the report?
A) Design B) Arrange C) Format D) Group
Which of the following tools would be found in 3D graphics software?
A. Rendering tools B. Ray tracing tools C. Surface texture tools D. All of the above