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GATE CSE 2015 Set 2 | Question: GA-7
Four branches of a company are located at $\text{M, N, O}$ and $\text{P. M}$ is north of $\text{N}$ at a distance of $4\;\text{km; P}$ is south of $\text{O}$ at a distance of $2\;\text{km; N}$ is southeast of $\text{O}$ by $1\;\text{km}$. What is the distance between $\text{M}$ and $\text{P}$ in $\text{km}$? $5.34$ $6.74$ $28.5$ $45.49$
Four branches of a company are located at $\text{M, N, O}$ and $\text{P. M}$ is north of $\text{N}$ at a distance of $4\;\text{km; P}$ is south of $\text{O}$ at a distan...
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Jul 26, 2016
Analytical Aptitude
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Why is the main not terminating?
In the given program, when compiled in Dev c++ and executed, the main does not terminate. is there any explanation to this? ( page 16, Dennis Ritchie) #include<stdio.h> main() { int c; c=getchar(); while(c!=EOF) { putchar(c); c=getchar(); } }
In the given program, when compiled in Dev c++ and executed, the main does not terminate. is there any explanation to this? ( page 16, Dennis Ritchie)#include<stdio.h mai...
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Jul 12, 2016
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ANSI C
What is the difference(reason for different outputs) between the following statements? printf("%d",'A'); printf("%d", "A"); printf("%c",'A'); printf("%c", "A"); (p.s.: a ... an integer value equal to the numerical value of the character in machine's character set. but what about the double quotes?)
What is the difference(reason for different outputs) between the following statements?printf("%d",'A');printf("%d", "A");printf("%c",'A');printf("%c", "A");(p.s.: a chara...
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Jul 10, 2016
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Let me know <concept > for output of nested aggregation function as : select max(min(price)) from Products ?
I have read in theory that multiple aggregation = innermost aggregation ,So I was expecting result as min(price)BUTwhen I run this program on www.w3school.com <SQL ...
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May 28, 2016
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Exist
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Networking Book to follow ?
There are a few books , which i am unable to choose from ( i am new to this subject) a. Computer Networking - A Top Down Approach by KUROSE & ROSS (6th Edition) b. Computer Networks - A System Approach by PETERSON and DAVIE (4th ... Tanenbaum (4th Edition) Which one should i start studying from in context to GATE? what is the difference between the two approaches ?
There are a few books , which i am unable to choose from ( i am new to this subject)a. Computer Networking - A Top Down Approach by KUROSE & ROSS (6th Edition)b. Computer...
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May 19, 2016
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Concurrency Control (View Serializability)
Read(Q) Write(Q) Write(Q) Is this schedule View serializable???? in <T1,T2> it violates the final Write criteria in <T2,T1> does it violate initial Read criteria?
Read(Q) Write(Q) Write(Q)Is this schedule View serializable?...
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May 17, 2016
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DBMS 2006 question Transaction on bank Account.
Consider the following log sequence of two transactions on a bank account, with initial balance 12000, that transfer 2000 to a mortgage payment and then apply a 5% interest. 1. T1 start 2. T1 B old=12000 new=10000 3. T1 M old ... Please follow the above lecture between time 32:30 to 35:00. After following two minutes of lecture then make a conclusion.
Consider the following log sequence of two transactions on a bank account, with initial balance 12000, that transfer 2000 to a mortgage payment and then apply a 5% intere...
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May 16, 2016
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B+ tree convention
In B+ trees, what convention is followed in GATE? A. The node to the left is < than the parent index node and the right node is >= to the parent index node. B. The node to the left is < = to the parent index node and the right node is > the parent index node.
In B+ trees, what convention is followed in GATE?A. The node to the left is < than the parent index node and the right node is >= to the parent index node.B. The node to ...
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ISRO-2013-24
Consider the following relational schema: Suppliers (sid:integer, sname:string, saddress:string) Parts (pid:integer, pname:string, pcolor:string) Catalog (sid:integer, pid:integer, pcost:real) What is the result of the following query? (SELECT Catalog.pid ... by Sachin Pid of parts available in catalog supplied by Sachin Pid of parts available in catalog supplied by all except Sachin
Consider the following relational schema:Suppliers (sid:integer, sname:string, saddress:string)Parts (pid:integer, pname:string, pcolor:string)Catalog (sid:integer, pid:i...
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Apr 27, 2016
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if an ip address is given and it is divided into 4 subnets then what is the length of subnetwork ?
what is the length of subnet ID. plz someone explain me with an example..plz..
what is the length of subnet ID. plz someone explain me with an example..plz..
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Apr 27, 2016
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MadeEasy Test Series: Databases - Relational Algebra
Consider the relations R(A, B) and S(B,C). Which one of the following can evaluate differently than the others? a) πA(R) - ( πA (R - πA,B(R⋈S))) b) πA(R∩ (πA(R) x πB(S))) c) πA( (R x πc(S)) ∩ (πA(R) ... attribute. option c and d represent same query i am not sure about a and b i think option a is same query what are both options representing ??
Consider the relations R(A, B) and S(B,C). Which one of the following can evaluate differently than the others?a) πA(R) - ( πA (R - πA,B(R⋈S)))b) πA(R∩ (πA(R)...
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Apr 25, 2016
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relational calculus
BOOK(ACC_NO, TITLE, YR_PUB) USER(CARD_NO, B_NAME, B_ADD) B_BY(ACC_NO , CARD_NO , DOI) SUPPLIER(S_NAME,S_ADD) S_BY(S_NAME,S_NAME,PRICE,,DOS) Query :- find the names of those supplier who have supplied titles corresponding to all book issused by 'VIJAY'. using relational calculus solve the query (if possible give proper explation)
BOOK(ACC_NO, TITLE, YR_PUB)USER(CARD_NO, B_NAME, B_ADD)B_BY(ACC_NO , CARD_NO , DOI)SUPPLIER(S_NAME,S_ADD)S_BY(S_NAME,S_NAME,PRICE,,DOS)Query :- find the names of those su...
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Tuple Calculus Difference between 'for all' and 'such that'
Book(year_of_publication, Title, Acc_no(primary key)) then what does the following expression mean? (does it even mean anything) s={ t | ∀ u∈Book(t[year_of_publication] = u[year_of_publication] ∧ t[title] = u[title] )}
Book(year_of_publication, Title, Acc_no(primary key))then what does the following expression mean? (does it even mean anything)s={ t | ∀ u∈Book(t[year_of_publication]...
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Apr 21, 2016
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DBMS question practice.
Where should i practice questions of DBMS other than GATE previous year papers?
Where should i practice questions of DBMS other than GATE previous year papers?
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