What is a disaster recovery plan? What are the key features?
What will be an ideal response?
A disaster recovery plan is a comprehensive statement of all actions to be taken before, during, and after a disaster, along with documented, tested procedures that will ensure the continuity of operations. The essential features are: providing second site backup, identifying critical applications, backup and off-site storage procedures, creating a disaster recovery team, and testing the disaster recovery plan.
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a) global variables are accessed faster than local variables b) the overhead of passing data between functions is eliminated c) they are stored more compactly than local variables d) all of the above
Assume you declared int *p and p’s current value is 1000. What is p + 1?
a. 1004 b. 1002 c. 1003 d. 1001