Today I correct computing tasks. I must share some phrases and statements of my students, I have opened my eyes endlessly. I learned new things I did not know. I also learned a new way to communicate, no longer based on the submissions clear and well defined, but through suggestions and references subconscious bias.
Here are a few, in no particular order ... [in italics and my comments in brackets]
- The operating system uses an interactive time sharing the processor and is developed by the technique of multiprogramming.
[maybe it's one of those exercises puzzle where you have to rearrange the words to get a meaningful sentence] - I flip flop give order to the operations that are coordinated by a single clock, if are synchronous.
- The unit of output carries all that is required.
[I must remember to ask the unit's output to clean my house] - [Shared libraries] are software libraries that are loaded dynamically at run time, instead of being linked to an executable aesthetically at compile time.
[for the series, if you choose to copy, do it at least by those who write legibly] - [It has a maximum size of] 0.08 pixels.
[is the new generation of "screen display" of Apple, probably] - encoding fixed point is used to represent real numbers with fixed point .
['ve studied up a generator tautologies, probably] - Static libraries things fit into each other and all the programs are recorded also in RAM.
[a bit 'like LEGO, then, plus I record TV programs? but what are "things"?] - transducer T arrives at a figure that is not either digital or virtual.
[maybe not even vegetable ... but you can define a thing in denial?] - Shared libraries are libraries that allow data modification within them.
[what data?] - The operating system is a time-sharing operating system that performs its operations in a certain period of time.
[all the rest, of course, lives outside time] - Shared libraries are libraries in which the strings are not fixed .
[perfect, we have found a way to automatically locate a program in different languages!]
Now we all have to retire to meditate in order to better assimilate all these new (and sometimes revolutionary) ideas.
0 comments:
Post a Comment