Comparative Study of the Function Overloading and Function Overriding Using C++

In the Object-Oriented Programming Systems (OOPS), these two concepts namely function overloading and function overriding are a bit confusing to the programmers. In this article this confusion is tried to be removed. Both of these are the concepts which come under the polymorphism (poly means many and morph mean forms). In the article the comparison is done in between them. For the new programmers and the learners, it is important to understand them. The function overloading [1] is achieved at the time of the compile and the function overriding is achieved at the run time. The function overriding always takes place in inheritance, but the function overloading can also take place without inheritance.Comment: 4 pages, 5 figures, 1 tabl

File System Design Approaches

In this article, the file system development design approaches are discussed. The selection of the file system design approach is done according to the needs of the developers what are the needed requirements and specifications for the new design. It allowed us to identify where our proposal fitted in with relation to current and past file system development. Our experience with file system development is limited so the research served to identify the different techniques that can be used. The variety of file systems encountered show what an active area of research file system development is. The file systems may be from one of the two fundamental categories. In one category, the file system is developed in user space and runs as a user process. Another file system may be developed in the kernel space and runs as a privileged process. Another one is the mixed approach in which we can take the advantages of both aforesaid approaches. Each development option has its own pros and cons. In this article, these design approaches are discussed.Comment: 5 pages, 6 figure