Why the homework is dangerous?Sounds dangerously like homework.
Probably dangerous because the OP is risking his ability to learn by not researching, or thinking critically about it, and simply asking for the answer.Why the homework is dangerous?
Don't forget: reading course materials, be that textbook or lecture notes.Probably dangerous because the OP is risking his ability to learn by not researching, or thinking critically about it, and simply asking for the answer.
@OP, in what cases might a flip flop lose the bit stored?
Not researching, so many people did that, so I can imagine it, but thinking critically about it, do you have any example?Probably dangerous because the OP is risking his ability to learn by not researching, or thinking critically about it, and simply asking for the answer.
@OP, in what cases might a flip flop lose the bit stored?
I'd consider that research.... Having a question and going elsewhere to find the answer is a skill everyone needs to have.Don't forget: reading course materials, be that textbook or lecture notes.
Thinking critically was hinted at with my question to the OP.Not researching, so many people did that, so I can imagine it, but thinking critically about it, do you have any example?
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