Coupling, Loosely Coupling and Tightly Coupling
Coupling refers to dependencies that exists between two things. Consider two classes for an example. If one class is highly… more
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CPU Scheduling
Introduction to multiprogramming In the early days of computer science, a computer could run only one program at a time.… more
Endless looping of packets in TCP/IP networks (Routing Loops)
How endless looping of packets in a TCP/IP network might occur? Router is a device used to interconnect two or… more
Address Space of IPv4 and IPv6
Introduction to IP Addresses When ARPANET was launched in year 1969, Network Control Protocol (NCP) was used to facilitate communication… more
Static Data Structures vs. Dynamic Data Structures
With the daily evolution of information technology, computer is used for many purposes than it was used to. So that,… more
Endian mismatch
Basically, “byte ordering” refers to the order that is used while storing sequence of bytes in computer memory. Two major… more
Essentials of Counter-Controlled Repetition
What is “Counter-Controlled Repetition” ? Counter-Controlled Repetition which seems bit ruff at the first sight is nothing but a simple… more