Sally and Nicole are working in the same codebase. They will be changing different files of the same repositories because of their requirement change. They both want to keep their code separated while they are working in the same repositories before pushing to the production or single codebase 'master branch'. Which of the following technique might help in maintaining the two different versions of their code using Git so that they could finally merge the final code to the same master branch? O a. Create their own branch and push the code to the respective branch prior to pushing to the master branch O b. Ask whose code is important first, and let them work first O c. Create their own repositories and try to merge the code. Given there might be similar features and differ the implementation of the code. O d. None of the given idea will work

Sally and Nicole are working in the same codebase. They will be changing different files of the same repositories because of their requirement change. They both want to keep their code separated while they are working in the same repositories before pushing to the production or single codebase 'master branch'. Which of the following technique might help in maintaining the two different versions of their code using Git so that they could finally merge the final code to the same master branch? O a. Create their own branch and push the code to the respective branch prior to pushing to the master branch O b. Ask whose code is important first, and let them work first O c. Create their own repositories and try to merge the code. Given there might be similar features and differ the implementation of the code. O d. None of the given idea will work

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

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

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

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1PE

See similar textbooks

Similar questions

What's the difference between utilising PHP native and the Laravel framework to develop a 'file upload' feature? Explain yourself.
If you want to get the most out of this example, you should definitely begin by using a database that is "snapshot isolated" and is controlled by an airline. This will allow you to get the most out of this example. What if, rather than an operation that can be serialized, the improved overall performance of the airline was due to an execution that cannot be serialized?
Explain why, from a developer's point of view, deep access is preferable than shallow access, and don't rely just on performance arguments?
As MTTR drops to zero, how does it affect availability? Is there any way a situation like this might be stated accurately?
Describe the concept of versioning in object serialization and why it's crucial for backward and forward compatibility.
Avoid arguing that deep access is preferable than shallow access based only on performance considerations from the perspective of a developer.
Provide an explanation for why programmers should use deep access instead than shallow access, and try to steer clear of performance-based justifications.
Make a case for why deep access is better to shallow access from the perspective of a programmer, rather than depending solely on efficiency concerns.
One of the tips that J. Heumann mentioned in his article about writing use cases Download writing use caseswas “kick out the CRUD (create, read, update and delete)”. Why do you think we need to avoid CRUD in use cases?
Don't just argue about how much better deep access is than shallow access in terms of performance; make the case from the perspective of a programmer for why you should use deep access rather than shallow access.
You are required to follow the Unix domain server and client example done in the classroom. After this point, you need to setup the server in a way that it will process the data sent by the client and send back the processed data. You must read at least two set of data, and send back at least a piece of information. For instance, client might send two numbers and the server will send the summation back. This is only an example, please do something a little more complicated. I do not want to see same operation over and over again in the assignments. You can use scanf and printf with dup2 to obtain numbers. Alternatively, you could read the text and use sscanf and sprintf. You could also perform text based operations. It is up to you. You must perform all error checks. Submit two C files.
You shouldn't only talk about performance; you should also make the argument for deep access rather than shallow access.