What does the file caching feature do for Windows operating systems?
What will be an ideal response?
Windows operating systems, including Windows Server 2016, cache file data for reading the data from a disk or writing it to disk. File caching is turned on by default and uses an area of RAM already established for file caching. File caching is controlled by the cache manager in Windows operating systems. Because file caching uses RAM, it can speed up the time it takes to read from or write to a disk.
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How do condition variables differ from conventional variables?
What will be an ideal response?
Based on Example1Sender.java, create a program Example1bSender.java which sends a message to the multicast address of the program Example1bReceiver.java. Compile the program, then start an Example1Receiver process, an Example1bReceiver process, an Example1Sender process, then an Example1bSender process. Describe the outcome, in particular which process receives which message(s).
This exercise is based on Example1 presented in this chapter.