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Q.7.Part A: Conversion: Complete the following table: for the word "Paf" Letters ASCII Value | ? S. No. Binary ? Oct Нех P ? ? a 97 ? ? ? 3 f ? ? ? ? [Hint: A - Z range is 65 -90, a – z range is 97-122] Part B: Explain Von Neumann Architecture with help of suitable diagram in justification of your swer.

Q.7.Part A: Conversion: Complete the following table: for the word "Paf" Letters ASCII Value | ? S. No. Binary ? Oct Нех P ? ? a 97 ? ? ? 3 f ? ? ? ? [Hint: A - Z range is 65 -90, a – z range is 97-122] Part B: Explain Von Neumann Architecture with help of suitable diagram in justification of your swer.

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Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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