Given the set of SS-tables in LSM.  And the hash functions H…

Given the set of SS-tables in LSM.  And the hash functions H1(v), and H2(v) where v is a index key value as: H1(Alan) = 0                                        H2(Alan) = 3 H1(Bobby) = 2                                     H2(Bobby) = 5 H1(Cathy) = 6                                      H2(Cathy) = 3 H1(Paul) = 5                                        H2(Paul) = 5 H1(Zack) = 6                                        H2(Zack) = 0 H1(David) = 4                                      H2(David) = 8 H1(Eric) = 2                                         H2(Eric) = 2 H1(Fred) = 8                                        H2(Fred) = 3 H1(Harry) = 4                                      H2(Harry) = 3 H1(Owen) = 0                                      H2(Owen) = 2 Given B1  1  1  0  1  0  0  0 1 0 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9   B2  0  1  0  1  1  0  1 1 0  1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 The true positive will be occurred when searching which index key values?   

Given the table imdbs as the following attributes(columns):…

Given the table imdbs as the following attributes(columns):     Ids: Number     Title: String     Genre:     Director:     Year: Number     Runtime: Number     Rating: Float     Votes: Number     Revenue: Float  Suppose we transfer the above table into collection name “imdb” in MongoDB database name “db”.   Create the MongoDB shell commands that are equivalent as the following SQL Command:             SELECT Title, Ids FROM imdbs WHERE year BETWEEN 2012 AND 2014; For example: SQL Command                                  MongoDB Shell Command SELECT * FROM t1;                           db.t1.find( ); or db.t1.find({ });

Given a record contains 4 attributes as the following:  ID…

Given a record contains 4 attributes as the following:  ID length = 3 bytes (fixed length) NAME variable length AGE length = 2 bytes (fixed length) SALARY length = 5 bytes (fixed length) POSITION variable length   What is the structure of the record (variable length record) for the following information? ID = 199 NAME = Paul Browns AGE = 60 SALARY = Null POSITION = Data Engineering                                  Notes: Null is a null character.

Given the type definition as the following:     type User {…

Given the type definition as the following:     type User {              id: ID!              name: String!              followers:      }      type Users {               id: ID!       }       type Query {                users: !                user(id: ID!): User                username(name: String!):        } Create the GraphQL command which is equivalent as the following SQL Command:                                              SELECT id FROM User WHERE name = “Tom”;

Les questions de suite. Write an appropriate follow-up quest…

Les questions de suite. Write an appropriate follow-up question for each statement below.  Do not write questions that have a yes/no answer, and do not repeat a question word.  Provide 1 question with « quoi » and 1 with “pendant” in this set of questions.   à  â     é   è   ê      ô      î   ï     ù    ç                        or      e/    a\    o^     i: 3) On va faire un pique-nique ce weekend.  Tu veux nous accompagner?

Les comparaisons. Provide a comparative statement based upon…

Les comparaisons. Provide a comparative statement based upon the information provided in each scenario below.  Be sure to pay attention to the indications in parentheses as to the type of comparison to provide, (adjectif) or (quantité). Don’t repeat an adjective from the statement provided or from one statement to another.     à  â     é   è   ê      ô      î   ï     ù    ç                        or      e/    a\    o^     i: 6) Nous avons trois chevaux, mais nos voisins en ont six.   (Quantité : nom) Nous­ avons __________________________________________.