Computer Science (CS) and Information Technology (IT) related items will be posted under this category. Topics include, but not limited to, system administration, hardware/software troubleshooting, coding/programming (PHP, HTML, Java, Python, etc) and more.
Microsoft now requires hardware security checks before installing Windows 11. At this time, the VMware Workstation Pro 16 has no solution to bypass the per-installation check for TPM (Trusted Platform Module), CPU, RAM, and Secure Boot. The solution is to use DWORD 32-bit value entries in the Registry Editor to force bypass the pre-installation checks. In this video demonstration, we install Windows 11 Professional 64 -bit version.
Question: Write a method that removes the duplicate elements from an array list of integers using the following header: public static void removeDuplicate(ArrayList list)
We will look at 3 methods of updating drivers in Windows 10 operating systems (aka How to Update Drivers). These methodologies should work on most PCs with other versions of Windows.
Question: Using Java, write a program to compare three Array Lists containing a student high school subjects and return the subjects they passed. The program will be used by the University of Java administration staff to check minimum requirements. Assume all Array Lists are to be created in this Java program without any user input. Assume at this time, there will be no changes to the Array Lists once they are created. An Array List must include all subjects offered by Alberta public school system. Another Array List must include the subject the students has taken. Finally a third Array List must include only the subjects which the students has scored over 85% final grade. Student must obtain at least 85% overall grade to meet the minimum requirements (“passed”) for the Computer Science program.
Here is a simple Java program that takes user inputs for the message (encrypted or human readable) then either encrypt or decrypt the message based on provided key. This program is not intended to run as a real world modern encryption and encryption program, by to learn how to use while and for loops.
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