Thank you so much to all the students and parents for making the celebration two of the most memorable experiences I've ever had! We ate. We danced. We displayed your work. https://essayfreelancewriters.com/blog/how-to-write-a-500-word-essay/ were masterful at discussing their “I Can..” statements and showcasing their S.M.A.R.T. I am so proud to be a part of this new community! A three day week! CONSTITUTION projects are due Wednesday, November 21st! First off, what project did you decide on? The 500 word essay? Or a Project on your own? Whatever road you took I'm looking for all the work leading up to it. Please put all your work in one folder and turn in on my desk. Something fun. Be creative with your folder. Color it, draw on it, make it stand out. Project Proposal Form (in project foundry or we have hard copies in class) Your proposal needs to be approved by me. Log your hours - We've been doing research, having discussions, completing assignments, and working in groups since October 15th. Lots of hours to log. Journal - (In project foundry or you could always simply write your journals on paper) You need to document your 30 minutes of Reading, talk about your highlights/lowlights and ask for help, if you need it. Present - Your research, your notes, your graphic organizers, and of course, your PROJECT. Of course any assignments you already turned in have been graded and counted already, so don't worry about those. I'm looking for the evidence of all the hard work you did. Some is on the computer, some will be a hard copy. Both will count for completion of your Project. And finally, have a marvelous Thanksgiving. Post has been created by GSA Content Generator DEMO.
The above is okay when everything is running smoothly, but problems arise when a program tries to allocate memory that is not available. For example. If you try to open too many programs or files at once they might crash (Freeze/Stop) Windows Vista. This would be due to the programs either not having enough memory to open themselves (i.e show their own windows) or not enough memory for their additional needs, such as editing files. For example. If there are only 10,000 bytes of memory remaining and two newly opened programs are waiting for 50,000 bytes of memory each they will be put in a waiting queue. Waiting forever. Or at least until another program closes and releases its memory, but it might only be releasing 4000 bytes of memory. In which case one of the waiting programs could use the 4000 bytes now available and then wait for the other 46,000 bytes to become available. This data has been created by GSA Content Generator DEMO.
On the other hand, the programs might get sick of waiting and decide to close. Either way it is a slow and messy process. This is why you should get to know the limits of your computer first before opening too many programs at once. Another scenario is memory corruption. Basically this is when a program misinterprets some byte values. For example. If a language program is supposed to read 74, in a settings file, as English but sees (reads) 77 instead. It would probably show text in a different language - Not much harm as you could probably change the language setting back to English once the language program had opened and fully completed. However. Imagine if a program interprets a byte value of 100 to mean you have paid/registered to use that program and a byte value of 101 to mean you are just trying out that program for 30 days. You might of paid £30 for a program that is saying you have not paid, but you are just trying it out.
Apart from hacked bytes data is normally corrupted because the files (software/programs) came from a bad/scratched floppy disk or CD - The files can still be read as data (byte values), but as incorrect data. Unfortunately, a program will not test every byte value inside a file simply because it would take too long, especially if it was a large file. The reason for explaining memory to you is so that you get some idea of how Data is stored and how memory is allocated. In the above examples I mentioned bytes in terms of thousands only (i.e 4000 and 50,000) so you could understand the examples quite easily. However. The reality is that programs and files have become bigger and bigger over the years, to the point where you no longer say a file is just a few thousand bytes long. Now a file can be millions of bytes long. The same applies to the computer. Years ago the memory inside it might have been a maximum of 32KB (32768 bytes), whereas these days it must have a minimum of 256MB (262,144,000 bytes) inside it.
Thank you so much to all the students and parents for making the celebration two of the most memorable experiences I've ever had! We ate. We danced. We displayed your work. https://essayfreelancewriters.com/blog/how-to-write-a-500-word-essay/ were masterful at discussing their “I Can..” statements and showcasing their S.M.A.R.T. I am so proud to be a part of this new community! A three day week! CONSTITUTION projects are due Wednesday, November 21st! First off, what project did you decide on? The 500 word essay? Or a Project on your own? Whatever road you took I'm looking for all the work leading up to it. Please put all your work in one folder and turn in on my desk. Something fun. Be creative with your folder. Color it, draw on it, make it stand out. Project Proposal Form (in project foundry or we have hard copies in class) Your proposal needs to be approved by me. Log your hours - We've been doing research, having discussions, completing assignments, and working in groups since October 15th. Lots of hours to log. Journal - (In project foundry or you could always simply write your journals on paper) You need to document your 30 minutes of Reading, talk about your highlights/lowlights and ask for help, if you need it. Present - Your research, your notes, your graphic organizers, and of course, your PROJECT. Of course any assignments you already turned in have been graded and counted already, so don't worry about those. I'm looking for the evidence of all the hard work you did. Some is on the computer, some will be a hard copy. Both will count for completion of your Project. And finally, have a marvelous Thanksgiving. Post has been created by GSA Content Generator DEMO.
The above is okay when everything is running smoothly, but problems arise when a program tries to allocate memory that is not available. For example. If you try to open too many programs or files at once they might crash (Freeze/Stop) Windows Vista. This would be due to the programs either not having enough memory to open themselves (i.e show their own windows) or not enough memory for their additional needs, such as editing files. For example. If there are only 10,000 bytes of memory remaining and two newly opened programs are waiting for 50,000 bytes of memory each they will be put in a waiting queue. Waiting forever. Or at least until another program closes and releases its memory, but it might only be releasing 4000 bytes of memory. In which case one of the waiting programs could use the 4000 bytes now available and then wait for the other 46,000 bytes to become available. This data has been created by GSA Content Generator DEMO.
On the other hand, the programs might get sick of waiting and decide to close. Either way it is a slow and messy process. This is why you should get to know the limits of your computer first before opening too many programs at once. Another scenario is memory corruption. Basically this is when a program misinterprets some byte values. For example. If a language program is supposed to read 74, in a settings file, as English but sees (reads) 77 instead. It would probably show text in a different language - Not much harm as you could probably change the language setting back to English once the language program had opened and fully completed. However. Imagine if a program interprets a byte value of 100 to mean you have paid/registered to use that program and a byte value of 101 to mean you are just trying out that program for 30 days. You might of paid £30 for a program that is saying you have not paid, but you are just trying it out.
Apart from hacked bytes data is normally corrupted because the files (software/programs) came from a bad/scratched floppy disk or CD - The files can still be read as data (byte values), but as incorrect data. Unfortunately, a program will not test every byte value inside a file simply because it would take too long, especially if it was a large file. The reason for explaining memory to you is so that you get some idea of how Data is stored and how memory is allocated. In the above examples I mentioned bytes in terms of thousands only (i.e 4000 and 50,000) so you could understand the examples quite easily. However. The reality is that programs and files have become bigger and bigger over the years, to the point where you no longer say a file is just a few thousand bytes long. Now a file can be millions of bytes long. The same applies to the computer. Years ago the memory inside it might have been a maximum of 32KB (32768 bytes), whereas these days it must have a minimum of 256MB (262,144,000 bytes) inside it.
