What Are the Features of Java?

Features of any Programing language are nothing, but the service or the basic facilities Provided by the language to the Industry program for the development of Real-World application.The Java Programing language Provides thirteen(13) Features:1. Simple2. Platform Independent 3. Architecture neutral4. Portable5. Multi threaded6. Network7. Distributed8. High performance9. Robust (strong)10. Interpreted11. Dynamic12. Secured13. Object Oriented ProgramingSimple:Java is of the simple programing language, because of the following factors.The language...

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What Is Different Between FTP and HTTP? What Is Stateless and State Full Protocols?

                    FTP                    HTTP 1. It is one of Protocol comes under UDP. 1. It is one of protocol comes under TCP. 2. FTP is of the non acknowledgment oriented protocol. 2. Http is of the acknowledgement oriented protocol. 3. FTp is one of the state full Protocol. 3. Http is of the stateless protocol. 4. FTP is use in low level application...

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What Is Pure Virtual Function? Why and When It Is Used?

If any virtual Function It Containing Signature with nobody, this is known as  Incomplete Function and  also known as Pure virtual Function.In virtual function, the main disadvantage is wastage of code. This can overcome using Pure Virtual Functions.Syntax: virtual Return Type Function_name()=0;Pure virtual function also should be preceded by Virtual keyword, Zero should be assigned to function(represent incomplete function).Pure Virtual Function always contained only Signature, but nobody parted.Rules To Declared Pure Virtual function:1....

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Traversing a Single Linked List

Traversing a SLL  The following method traverses a list (and prints its elements): public void printFirstToLast(List here) {     while (here != null) {        System.out.print(here.value + "  ");   here = here.next;         }}  You would...

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What Is Virtual Funtion?

Virtual Is a Keyword in C++, whenever it is Preceded by any Function known as Virtual function.When Derive a class overrides the base class method by redefining the same function, then  if a client wants to access redefined the method from derived class through a pointer from base class object, then your function defined this function as Virtual function.Virtual function mainly used to restrict overriding. Syntax:   class <class name1>                ...

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Single Linked List

Singly-linked lists  Here is a singly linked list (SLL): Each node contains a value and a link to its successor (the last node has no successor) The header points to the first node in the list (or contains the null link if the list is empty)Creating a simple list    To create the list ("one," "two," "three"):!--[i /*...

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Linked List in Java

A linked list consists of sequence of nodes.Each node contains a value and a link (pointer or reference) to some other node. The last node contains a null link. The list may (or may not) have a header.More terminologyA node’s successor is the next node in the sequence the last node has no successor node’s predecessor is the previous node in the sequence....

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Explain About Constant Pointer and Pointer to Constant

1. constant pointer :-Constant Pointer mean we can't change the address of Pointer but we can change the value.That is Pointer is pointing to constant address. Syntax:-   int* const ptr     #include<stdio.h>int  main(){    int num=10;    int* const ptr = &num;   int *anotherptr;   int number=1000;   printf("The before num value is:%d\n",*ptr);  *ptr = number;   //ptr=anotherptr; because we can't change the address of ptr  ...

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Different Between Structure and Union

Different Between Structure and Union  :-                       Structure                       Union We call access all the members of structure at a time. Only one members can be accessed at a time. Memory is allocated for all variable. Memory is allocated for variable which variable require more memory. All members...

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Difference's Between Risc and Cisc

Difference's   Between Reduced instruction Set computer(RISC) and Complex Instruction Set Computer(CISC) are follows                               RISC                       CISC RISC stands for Reduced Instruction Set Computer. CISC - for Complex Instruction Set Computer. Fewer register....

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What Are the Difference's Between C Programming and Embedded C

Difference's  Between C Programming and Embedded C are follows:-                   C Programming                 Embedded C C is a widely used general purpose high level Programming language ,mainly intent for system Programming. Embedded C is  an extension to c Programming language, that provide support for developing efficient programs for embedded device. Embedded...

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What Is Difference's Between Microcontroller and Microprocessor

Difference's Between Micro-controller and Microprocessor are follows:-                   Microcontroller                    Microprocessor Microcontroller is more specific to its tasks. Microprocessor has more generalized functions. Microcontroller is like a computer inside a single chip. Microprocessor is the CPU in computer. Microcontroller is a device, which...

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What Are the Difference's Between ISR and Function Call

Difference's Between  Interrupt Service Routine(ISR) and Function Call are Follows:-                     ISR                     Function call 1, ISR will be executed only when the system is interrupted. 1. Function call meant for any operation to perform ,even thought when there is no interrupt. 2. ISR is the priority oriented. 2. Function...

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How to Decide Given Processor Is Little Endian or Big Endian

 What are Little Endian and Big EndianBig endian and little endian are the  terms,that tells the order in which sequence bytes are stored in memory.Big Endian Big Endian-Most Significant byte is stored at the lowest address.Little Endian  Little Endian-lest Significant byte is stored at he lowest address.The binary representation of integer 5193 in 2 bytes is /* Style Definitions */ table.MsoNormalTable {mso-style-name:"Table Normal"; mso-tstyle-rowband-size:0; mso-tstyle-colband-size:0; mso-style-noshow:yes; mso-style-parent:"";...

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