PivotTables When the data source of a PivotTable is updated with new data, the new data is not always reflected in the PivotTable immediately we have to refresh the PivotTable to see this new informationWhy is the new data not reflected immediately ? OPTIONS: The PivotTable is built off of the Pivot Cache, which needs to be updated with the new data The connection between the PivotTable and the data source might be broken The PivotTable has a live connection with the data source None of the above

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Q: Differentiate between a cache that stores data in a direct mapping format and one that stores data…

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Q: As a programmer, provide two instances of how you can speed up the cache.

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Q: Briefly define working of cache and its types.

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Q: Can you describe the hierarchy of a real cache and how it works?

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Q: What advantages does a nonblocking cache provide?

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Q: What are the benefits that come with using a cache that does not block?

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Q: Differentiate between completely associative cache and direct-mapped cache.

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Q: What is the definition of a write-through cache?

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Q: Explain what happens during a fetch/execute cycle.

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Q: For a buffer, how does data flow?

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Q: A non-blocking cache has what advantages?

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Q: How does a nonblocking cache benefit the user?

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Q: Briefly define working of cache and its types.

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Q: In a two-level cache system, if the hit times for L1 and L2 caches are 5 cycles and 15 cycles…

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Q: While transferring data from the write buffer to main memory, the central processor unit (CPU) may…

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Q: Differentiate between a fully associative cache and a directly mapped cache.

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Q: Explain the concept of a hardware cache of a page table that uses TLB.

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Q: As a programmer, provide two instances of how you can speed up the cache.

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Q: In what ways does a nonblocking cache benefit the user?

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Q: Describe what a buffer overrun is.

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Q: Differentiate between a totally associative cache and a direct-mapped cache.

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Q: Direct mapped cache should be defined.

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Q: What is a write-through cache defined as?

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Q: It should be made clear what a buffer overflow is.

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Q: it (CPU) could ask for a cache hit while it is moving data from the write buffer to the main memory.

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Q: How does a nonblocking cache benefit the user?

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Q: why does the hit ratio increase when the cache size is changed

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