Diksha Patro has Published 125 Articles

How to Create Wave Background using CSS?

Diksha Patro

Diksha Patro

Updated on 19-Jul-2023 10:37:20

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In this article, we will be discussing different methods to create wave backgrounds using CSS. Creating a wave background using CSS is a popular technique used to add a unique and dynamic visual element to web pages. Various techniques like CSS animations, pseudoelements, and clip-path can be used to achieve ... Read More

How to define a part of the text in an alternate voice or mood using HTML5?

Diksha Patro

Diksha Patro

Updated on 19-Jul-2023 10:32:20

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In this article, we will discuss how to define a part of the text in an alternate voice or mood using HTML5. HTML5 provides a range of tags that allow web developers to structure the content of a web page in a more meaningful way. One important aspect of this ... Read More

Numerical on LRU, FIFO

Diksha Patro

Diksha Patro

Updated on 17-Jul-2023 14:20:17

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In this article, we will explore LRU(Least Recently Used Algorithm) and FIFO(First In First Out) numerical, their flowcharts and their use cases as well. Least Recently Used Algorithm Popular page replacement algorithms used in operating systems and cache management systems include the LRU (Least Recently Used) technique. By replacing the ... Read More

Numerical on Disk

Diksha Patro

Diksha Patro

Updated on 17-Jul-2023 14:01:56

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Numerics are essential for understanding the complex facets of disc storage since they offer a hands-on, practical method to grasp fundamental ideas. We may investigate how disc capacity, performance, and utilization are estimated by delving into numerical examples, helping us to understand the fundamentals of efficient storage management. Example − Think ... Read More

Nucleus Operating System

Diksha Patro

Diksha Patro

Updated on 17-Jul-2023 13:54:55

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The Nucleus is an RTOS that was developed by Mentor Graphics Embedded Software Division, a Siemens Business that supports 32-bit and 64-bit embedded system platforms. The Nucleus operating system (OS) is mainly intended for use in real-time embedded systems in medical, aerospace, industrial, consumer, and Internet of Things (IoT) applications. ... Read More

NTFS Junction Points

Diksha Patro

Diksha Patro

Updated on 17-Jul-2023 13:51:54

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The NTFS file system used by Windows operating systems includes NTFS (New Technology File System) junction points. In essence, junction points are a kind of symbolic link that lets you join one directory to another inside the same file system. In this article, we will explore NTFS Junction Points, it’s ... Read More

Lock Variable Synchronization Mechanism

Diksha Patro

Diksha Patro

Updated on 17-Jul-2023 13:22:10

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Concurrent programming employs the notion of lock variable synchronization to make sure that several threads or processes can safely access shared resources without coming into race situations or inconsistent data. It offers a mechanism to manage the order in which threads or processes are executed, enabling them to have exclusive ... Read More

Latest Operating Systems

Diksha Patro

Diksha Patro

Updated on 17-Jul-2023 12:54:39

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An operating system (OS) is a piece of software that controls and manages the hardware and software resources of a computer while also giving users a simple way to interact with the system. By serving as a conduit between the user and the computer hardware, it makes it easier for ... Read More

Not Recently Used (NRU) page replacement algorithm

Diksha Patro

Diksha Patro

Updated on 17-Jul-2023 12:24:23

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Operating systems use the Not Recently Used (NRU) page replacement algorithm as a fundamental page replacement tactic to control memory. Its major goal is to locate and remove pages from memory that haven't been accessed in a while. In this article, we will be discussing the NRU page replacement algorithm, ... Read More

Non-Contiguous Allocation in Operating System

Diksha Patro

Diksha Patro

Updated on 17-Jul-2023 12:20:13

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Operating systems assign memory to processes using the memory management strategy known as non-contiguous allocation. This method divides memory into fixed-size blocks or partitions, and each partition can be assigned to a process according to its needs in terms of size. The non-contiguous allocation permits a process's memory to be ... Read More

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