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1. Types of Hazards

1. Data Hazards

1. read after write (RAW), a true dependency

2. write after read (WAR), an anti-dependency

3. write after write (WAW), an output dependency

2. Structural Hazards

3. Control Hazards (branch hazards)

2. Operations performed on data structure

1. Insertion, to add items to it

2. Deletion, to remove items from it

3. Modification, to modify items

4. Searching, to search for a particular item

5. Sorting, to sort the items in a required order

3.  Finite Automation (FA) 

1. Types  of Finite Automation (FA)

1. Deterministic  Finite Automation (DFA)

2. Non Deterministic  Finite Automation (NFA)

2. The Components of the finite automation (FA) model

1. Input Tape

2. Read Control

3. Finite Control

4. Thread Cancellation

1. Thread Cancellation: Thread cancellation means terminating a thread before it has been completed.

2. Target Thread: The thread that is to be canceled is often referred to as the Target Thread.

3. Types of Thread Cancellation

1. Asynchronous Cancellation

2. Deferred Cancellation

5. Pulse Amplitude Modulation (PAM) is a form of analog modulation in which the amplitude of a series of regular pulses is varied based on the amplitude of a modulating signal. In PAM, the amplitude of the carrier signal's pulses changes in accordance with the instantaneous amplitude of the modulating signal.

6. Nyquist rate: Low Pass Frequency (LPF)

7. Equivalent code in while loop format: 

1. for(a=1;a&1;t=100;a++)

2. print(&quot;%d\n;&quot,a*a)

3. Solution: 

int a=1;

while (a<=100)

{

printf("%d\n", a*a);

a++;

}

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