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Architecture Interview Questions


Architecture Interview Questions

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Latest Answer: Some cases we may need to set this event to true. In those cases we need to handle the events within the postback check. ...
Read Answers (3) | Asked by : jbhaskar

Latest Answer: Managed code it that which must be care by any intermediate manager. for eg. in dot net it is a interpreater based language. Allocation of memory is done by CLR. Garbage collection also plays a valuable role to manage the memory. and other featuers like ...
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In designing component package / framework using Interface programming, where is the best place to put the Interfaces to reduce dependencies? In a single assembly that is referenced by other assemblies. In the domain assembly near the class that inherits the interface? or In the client assembly where the interface is being used?
Read Answers (5) | Asked by : J.Chandra

The characters entered through keyboard gets converted to equivalent ASCII code & stored on RAM in the binary form. What is exact procedure to happens on hardware that converts the ASCII value to equivalent binary form?
Read Answers (2) | Asked by : Amol B Jadhav

The number or character entered through keyboard gets converted to equivalent ASCII code & it get stored on RAM in the binary form. What is the exact procedureon hardware that converts the ASCII value to Binary?
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Read Answers (3) | Asked by : Amol B Jadhav

Latest Answer: By writing Disablecookies ...

Latest Answer: Cache is used to store the values of the oftenly used values. It will store the value in cache memory and when ever we want that values we can get the required value from the cache if we stored the value in the cache. ...

Latest Answer: DMA(direct memory acesses) it is used to transfer the data from the memory to i/o devices or vice versa without the intervention of processor.                                                                        ...

Latest Answer: Writing in cache is possible through two method. 1. Write back-update the cache memory along with main memory.2. Write through-writing in cache only, equivalent copy is produce in main memory, when word is not updated from a long time. ...

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