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Collections in Java Practical Programs

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Collections in Java Practical Programs

Rohit Bairwa March 14, 2022

Collections in Java What is List in Java ? Represents an ordered collection. Li…

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Create an employee class(id,name,deptname,salary). Define a default and parameterized constructor. Use ‘this’ keyword to initialize instance variables. Keep a count of objects created. Create objects using parameterized constructor and display the object count after each object is created.(Use static member and method). Also display the contents of each object.

Create an employee class(id,name,deptname,salary). Define a default and parameterized constructor. Use ‘this’ keyword to initialize instance variables. Keep a count of objects created. Create objects using parameterized constructor and display the object count after each object is created.(Use static member and method). Also display the contents of each object.

December 19, 2021

Write a C program that behaves like a shell which displays the command prompt ‘myshell$’. It accepts the command, tokenize the command line and execute it by creating the child process. Also implement the additional command ‘count’ as myshell$ count c filename: It will display the number of characters in given file myshell$ count w filename: It will display the number of words in given file myshell$ count l filename: It will display the number of lines in given file.

Write a C program that behaves like a shell which displays the command prompt ‘myshell$’. It accepts the command, tokenize the command line and execute it by creating the child process. Also implement the additional command ‘count’ as myshell$ count c filename: It will display the number of characters in given file myshell$ count w filename: It will display the number of words in given file myshell$ count l filename: It will display the number of lines in given file.

February 20, 2022

Implement the C program to accept n integers to be sorted. Main function creates child process using fork system call. Parent process sorts the integers using bubble sort and waits for child process using wait system call. Child process sorts the integers using insertion sort. | Write a C program to illustrate the concept of orphan process. Parent process creates a child and terminates before child has finished its task. So child process becomes orphan process. (Use fork(), sleep(), getpid(), getppid())

Implement the C program to accept n integers to be sorted. Main function creates child process using fork system call. Parent process sorts the integers using bubble sort and waits for child process using wait system call. Child process sorts the integers using insertion sort. | Write a C program to illustrate the concept of orphan process. Parent process creates a child and terminates before child has finished its task. So child process becomes orphan process. (Use fork(), sleep(), getpid(), getppid())

February 20, 2022

Implement the C Program to create a child process using fork(), display parent and child process id. Child process will display the message “I am Child Process” and the parent process should display “I am Parent Process” | Write a program that demonstrates the use of nice() system call. After a child process is started using fork(), assign higher priority to the child using nice() system call.

Implement the C Program to create a child process using fork(), display parent and child process id. Child process will display the message “I am Child Process” and the parent process should display “I am Parent Process” | Write a program that demonstrates the use of nice() system call. After a child process is started using fork(), assign higher priority to the child using nice() system call.

February 20, 2022

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