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Difference Between Symmetric and Asymmetric Multiprocessing September 22, 2016   2 Comments There are two types of multiprocessing, Symmetric Multiprocessing and Asymmetric Multiprocessing. Multiprocessing system has more than one processor and they can execute multiple process simultaneously. In Symmetric Multiprocessing, processors shares the same memory. In Asymmetric Multiprocessing there is a one master processor that controls the data structure of the system. The primary difference between Symmetric and Asymmetric Multiprocessing is that in  Symmetric Multiprocessing  all the processor in the system run tasks in OS. But, in  Asymmetric Multiprocessing  only the master processor run task in OS. You can differentiate Symmetric Multiprocessor and Asymmetric Multiprocessor on some other points they are discussed in the comparison chart shown below. Content: Symmetric Vs Asymmetric Multiprocessing Comparison Chart Definition Key Differences ...

Instagram Now Lets Users Download All Photos, Videos With New Tool By Aman Khan Roohaani Data Download Tool Earlier this month, TechCrunch urged Instagram to build its own version of Facebook’s “Download Your Information” tool. Instagram quickly responded to it and confirmed that it was indeed working on such a feature. Today, Instagram’s new Data Download tool is now accessible to everyone on the web, while mobile access for the iOS and Android apps is still rolling out. Instagram’s Data Download feature can be accessed from the web by going to this page. Users will only have to enter the email address that’s associated with their Instagram account. The page ill also ask for the user’s password to authenticate their identity. Instagram is sending users a link via email where they can download all of their photos, videos, comments, profile information and even archived Stories that were posted after December 2017. Instagram says that it is only able to only work on...

Google’s in-house incubator Area 120 just released an app called  Grasshopper , which teaches you how to code JavaScript through a series of fun mini-games, as reported by  9to5Google . The goal,  according to the coders  who worked on the app, is to make coding feel fun and approachable as it increasingly is becoming a necessary skill. The app works with bite-sized puzzles and quizzes, so you can breeze through a couple lessons each day when you have some spare time. You log in with your Google account, are walked through basic coding definitions, and then you start the exercises. The further along you get, the more complicated the puzzles become. The app will also ask if you’d like to set a practice schedule and get reminders — daily or a couple of times a week — so you don’t lose any recently learned skills. Grasshopper begins with what it calls “The Fundamentals,” which includes things like calling functions, variables, and strings. Every time it introduc...