How many cells can be in a computer's main memory if each cell's address can be represented by two hexadecimal digits? What if four hexadecimal digits are used? Explain your answer. - How many cells can be in a computer's main memory if each cell's address can be represented by two hexadecimal digits? What if four hexadecimal digits are used? Explain your answer.
Two-Dimensional Cartesian Structure - Hi,
I need assistance in the following problem.
One of the problems of storing data in a matrix (a two-dimensional Cartesian structure) is that if not all of the elements are used, there might be quite a waste of space. In order to handle this, we can use a construct called a "sparse matrix", where only the active elements appear. Each such element is ac...
SMIL and SVG - 1- Using SMIL and SVG, it is possible to select resources from different locations and contributors to create a single unified presentation. How would you implement a system (conceptually, not technically) for ensuring payment to contributors based on usage of their contribution? Think of how photo web sites sell photographers' images. Would the same work for SMIL and SVG?
2- Us...
Linking to super encyclopedia - It is possible to link every term and item in a web page to one super encyclopedia or dictionary so that you could expand on its definition or content? Is this a useful or practical idea? Discuss the consequences of implementing such an idea.
Browser application extensions - By answering these three questions develop an argument for or against the use of browser application extensions.
Do you think there a real difference between a plug-in and a helper application?
What are the reasons for their development?
Is it a good thing to allow companies other than the manufacturer to extend your browser software?