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Suggested scope: make a "feedback loop"

- the event loop can be implicit or explicit - or there may be no loop at all, just handlers and "interrupts" of some kind

...clicking on it, you'll get a ">" prompt. This is the node read/eval/print loop. Meaning, you type in JavaScript to it.

* REPL (read-eval-print loop) * Loop

Imagine a for loop traversing an array - so, if you loop through components, you'll be cache friendly

# [0.5] Run <tt>mount -o loop foo /mnt</tt>. What does this command do? # [0.5] Run <tt>mount -o loop foo /mnt</tt> again. Why did the command fail?

A busy wait is just a loop "spinning" - typically a while loop on a condition or equivalent

The main loop of an operating system is: Note that the applications in the first and last steps of the loop may be different depending on what the scheduler decides to do next.

...rsions of the commands to keep the output of the three echo's in the inner loop from being broken apart (make them "atomic"). Thus, in race.txt, you'll ha

<li>[2] If we replace lines 56-60 (the ForEach loop) with the following for loop, Xcode will report an error. What error will it report? Why doesn't the F

<li>[1] Rewrite the for loop in lines 7-9 of getChoice() to use forEach().</li>

## Don’t use a for-loop

# Add a ''while(1) sleep(1);'' loop to hello.c so that it waits forever after saying hello. Recompile statical

Exit the for loop so each child will continue to fork  The prof tried while (1) which is an infinite loop.

Read-Eval-Print loop (REPL) * Most interpreted languages have a REPL (Read-Eval-Print-Loop, interactive mode)

- used to loop, like for

...—>you can regular expression to fix this but we fixed it through the while loop *To insert into the database you don’t need a loop to iterate. You can use the <code>collection.insert()</code> method which c

# [2] Give an example of a ''bash'' <tt>for</tt> loop and explain what it does. ...commands are the list of commands to be executed on each iteration of the loop.

...ou can type <tt>repl</tt> into the debugger to drop into a read-eval-print loop where you can evaluate JavaScript statements in the current context. Ctrl-

...to examine or modify variables. Type <code>ctrl+c</code> to break from the loop.</li>

** similar to a for each loop in java

*On the midterm, many people got the last question about the Jade each loop wrong **The loop runs on the server, not in the browser

- where is the loop that makes it infinite? Is it in the kernel?

...k block" device, but to reduce confusion it is normally referred to as the loop device.)

...either will either receive or send a response. This results in an infinite loop, causing the application to crash. ...ed by anyone modifying the code base. Since they are unaware of the ad hoc loop, they may unknowingly introduce bugs. As well, due to their stealthy nature

Basic compiler optimization is known as 'loop unrolling'. ...with independent instructions. The first two can be done somewhat through loop unrolling, and the last through rescheduling.

*Start in main at the infinite while loop ...argument exit. If no arguments are entered then jump to the start of the loop; if the argument is 'exit' then quit the program.

...rsions of the commands to keep the output of the three echo's in the inner loop from being broken apart (make them "atomic"). Thus, in race.txt, you'll ha

<strong>12. The each statement on list.jade:16 is a loop. What does this loop do? Where is it executed (server or browser)?</strong> ...te on examforms.js:30). It runs/ is EXECUTED on the server as it is a Jade loop. The browser simply gets a fully populated table.

*We have an infinite loop in which we do: the loop).

...h other. They do crazy things like chance teh loop index, from outside the loop. how do you reason about your code when things like this happen? When you p ...the same code twice? Change the loop index in the loop from outside of the loop. The right way to think of this is don't do that. When you put more than on

...ou can type <tt>repl</tt> into the debugger to drop into a read-eval-print loop where you can evaluate JavaScript statements in the current context. Ctrl-

...ou can type <tt>repl</tt> into the debugger to drop into a read-eval-print loop where you can evaluate JavaScript statements in the current context. Ctrl-

...ou can type <tt>repl</tt> into the debugger to drop into a read-eval-print loop where you can evaluate JavaScript statements in the current context. Ctrl-

 Change the for loop 12. no. there is a race condition. while loop loops while sem < 0.

- having the file server out of the loop, security issues with

#*Similar to loop structure from '''Test 1''' #*Creates a do-while loop to lock

<li>The '-' operator is used in this file with a for loop to iterate through all of the user's notes and display them on the page.</l

...en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Read%E2%80%93eval%E2%80%93print_loop read-eval-print loop] (REPL). It reads input, evaluates it, and then prints the results. This

...eloper tools on a web browser. This console provides a read evaluate print loop. This means that you type in JavaScript code for it to read and evaluate an

...will create a source file with 530M of text. Note you can also use a for loop to run your benchmarks:

- spin (do a null loop)

(i.e., change the while loop with the call to nanosleep to never doing a loop (busy waiting) until the semaphore was available. No

...First, just look at the program, and see if you can understand it: <tt>cat loop.s</tt>. Then, run it with these arguments: ./x86.py -p loop.s -t 1 -i 100 -R dx

What is a foreach-type loop?

...ferent areas and systems. A good example of this is the idea of a feedback loop, when too much of something is produced it feeds back into the production s

To open up Read-Eval-Print-Loop (REPL), run <tt>node</tt> in a terminal. For more details on setting your e

crw------- 1 root root 10, 237 Oct 5 22:23 loop-control

...and later still see iOS Storyboard development), we'll see a genuine event loop

...which are explained later in this section. Both servers use a infinite for loop for waiting for the ...t feature of NTP relevant to this paper is its scalability: its phase lock loop clock discipline is designed for small scale networks so that NTP can maint

# [1] Spinlocks cause a program to loop infinitely until a resource becomes available. High performance multi-thre

...teractive users we want programs that provide some sort of read-eval-print loop: they should read the user's input from a terminal, execute the user's requ

...particular, you can type <code>repl</code> to enter a read-evaluate-print loop from which you can inspect or modify objects or other data

...en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Read%E2%80%93eval%E2%80%93print_loop read-eval-print loop] (REPL). It reads input, evaluates it, and then prints the results. This

...JavaScript doesn’t have block scope! So there are no variables *local to a loop*

We call /dev/loopX a loopback device because access to it has to "loop" again through the filesystem layers to get the data. We go down to the bl

...ow supported but define function that responds to events. There is no main loop, running in response to events. Use a data-store like SQL and standard rout

...to alter what we see on our webpage in real time (using a read-eval-print loop)

**Inside the each loop, we add a form to go along with each file

...en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Read%E2%80%93eval%E2%80%93print_loop read-eval-print loop] (REPL). It reads input, evaluates it, and then prints the results. This

...nctions of your own design. For semaphores, when sleeping just busy wait (loop forever until the condition is met). For condition variables, do short sle

...ugh and runs all the startup scripts. Initialization is completed when the loop is over. Then all the processes start running on this fully initialized sys

...orever had the process not been killed by the SIGPIPE signal. The while(1) loop, however, does not explain why the child died at all and the fact that the

*** loop until user input *** loop until user input

...essed in the past is likely to be accessed again in the future. Think of a loop or an in-scope variable.

If you want to see something pathological, try an infinite loop around fork()

...en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Read%E2%80%93eval%E2%80%93print_loop read-eval-print loop] (REPL). It reads input, evaluates it, and then prints the results. This

// Just waiting here, so nothing goes in the loop

* loop

In general, this is known as a "read eval print" loop

...d, there are two ways for them to wait. One is to just go into an infinite loop, it just keeps trying trying trying until it succeeds. It is sometimes a go

...of the system. On top of this, ATLAS explores other optimizations such as loop unrollings and blocking factors and applies the best ones found. ...n heuristic written in AL was given in the paper, and it was for a dynamic loop unroller. Using this language it is possible to code a very wide range of o

** Continually observe state in a loop

# Give an example of a ''bash'' <tt>for</tt> loop and explain what it does.

* If you just type "python" on the command line you get a read-eval-print loop where you can try things out.

* If you just type "python" on the command line you get a read-eval-print loop where you can try things out.

...--> Enzyme kicked into action --> Second messengers activated --> FEEDBACK LOOP TO CONTROL PROCESS *This is all computation. A big feedback loop of smaller feedback loops.

* If you just type "python" on the command line you get a read-eval-print loop where you can try things out.

...course are the devices in /dev/ used when mounting an image with 'mount -o loop', and which I would consider quite important to providing a full repertoire

a request any longer (because a loop would be created or all nodes have

...ta necessary to trigger an alarm, sending the alarm event into an infinite loop [1].

and loop invariants. Introduction to order-of-magnitude

localmount | * Unmounting loop devices

...ignificant cost amortization and the possibility of a symbiotic feedback loop that can improve accuracy and reduce false positive rates over time.},