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The Four Necessary Conditions for Deadlock
Concept: A phenomenon where multiple concurrent processes wait for each other due to competing for…
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The Difference Between Heap and Stack
Stack and Heap in Computer Memory Management Heaps and stacks are two important concepts in…
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What’s the Difference Between TCP and UDP?
Both TCP and UDP are transport layer protocols used for transmitting data between hosts, but…
What is IO Multiplexing?
I/O multiplexing is a mechanism that allows a program to monitor multiple file descriptors simultaneously…
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How to Design a Good Hash Function?
Hash Function A hash function，is a function that maps data of arbitrary length to a…
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Let’s Talk About TCP’s Three-Way Handshake
TCP (Three-Way Handshake) The TCP three-way handshake refers to a three-step interaction process between a…
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The Difference Between HTTP and HTTPS
HTTP (Hypertext Transfer Protocol) and HTTPS (Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure) are two protocols used for…
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How to Implement Binary Tree Traversal?
Binary trees are fundamental data structures in computer science, and traversing them efficiently is a…
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The Difference Between malloc and new
Memory Allocation and Initialization Both malloc and new allocate memory on the heap, but: malloc…
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Why Do We Need Virtual Memory?
Introduction to Virtual Memory In operating systems, all running programs must first be received by…