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These computers are the ones that family members will use for their daily computing needs. For instance, these are the computers that will be used for homework, for accessing the Internet, and for other common computer usage tasks. Windows-based computers are the most common, although you could also use a Macintosh or a combination of the two just as long as a common protocol is used for communication.

// Demonstrate join. using System; using System.Linq; // A class that links an item name with its number. class Item { public string Name { get; set; } public int ItemNumber { get; set; } public Item(string n, int inum) { Name = n; ItemNumber = inum; } } // A class that links an item number with its in-stock status. class InStockStatus { public int ItemNumber { get; set; } public bool InStock { get; set; } public InStockStatus(int n, bool b) { ItemNumber = n; InStock = b; } } // A class that encapsulates a name with its status. class Temp { public string Name { get; set; } public bool InStock { get; set; } public Temp(string n, bool b) { Name = n; InStock = b; } } class JoinDemo { static void Main() { Item[] items = { new Item("Pliers", 1424), new Item("Hammer", 7892), new Item("Wrench", 8534), new Item("Saw", 6411) };

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ASA Configuration Interface Name 192.168.4.0/24 E0/0 E0/1 E0/2 Internal Network IP Address and Mask outside 192.168.1.1/24 inside 192.168.3.1/24 dmz 192.168.2.1/24

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// This program will give the wrong answer. #include <iostream> using namespace std; #define EVEN(a) a%2==0 1 : 0 int main() { if(EVEN(9+1)) cout << "is even"; else cout << "is odd"; return 0; }

Four S-clouds, 1A, 1B, 2, and 3. Each S-cloud is attached to up to 4094 EVCs. Three provider edge bridges (PEBs), P, Q, and R. Each PEB has two I-components. The I-components are lettered A through F. Two backbone bridges, X and Y. Two customer devices, C-S and C-T. Only two connections from the S-clouds to the customer devices are shown, both in black. These connections carry C-tagged frames (Figure 13.9a and b). The physical connections between the S-clouds and the I-components are shown with dash-dot lines. They carry frames with S-tags (Figure 13.9c), as do the connections (not shown) among the provider bridges in each S-cloud. The (typically) virtual connections between the I-components and the B-component of each provider edge bridge are shown with dashed lines. They carry frames with I-tags, but no B-tags (Figure 13.9d). The physical connections between the various B-components in the backbone network are shown with heavy lines. They typically carry both B-tags and I-tags (Figure 13.9e).