A. GREATEST, LEAST and ABS

B. SUM, COUNT and AVG

C. UPPER, LOWER and LENGTH

D. SORT, POWER and MOD

A. More columns than columns in original table

B. More rows than the original table

C. Same number of rows as the original table

D. Same number of columns as the original table

A. To control access to the system's hardware resources

B. To log system events and activities

C. To list all available files in a directory

D. To specify permissions for users and groups on files and directories

A. Source code

B. Object code

C. Lexeme

D. All the above

A. Separate mnemonic opcode

B. Build the symbol table

C. Construct the intermediate code

D. Generate Object Code

A. Deadlock avoidance

B. Deadlock recovery

C. Deadlock prevention

D. Deadlock continuation

A. To store the contents of all pages in memory

B. To map virtual addresses to physical addresses

C. To manage disk space for virtual memory

D. To control CPU scheduling

A. is an error in the specific page

B. is an access to the page not currently in main memory

C. occurs when a page program accesses a page of memory

D. To control CPU scheduling

A. 0

B. 4

C. 6

D. 9

A. During the period when SRS is drawn up

B. After the final SRS is drawn up

C. Before the final SRS drawn up

D. None of these