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Sample Paper Attached is an example paper written about the article addressed in the Module 5 Lecture. We did some prewriting about it there, and this is the end result of that prewriting. As before, it is formatted in MLA (so yours should physically “look” the same), and it has some of the same attributes you should include in your own paper. There are annotations to point out areas of interest, like the structural elements and the citation format. That said, this is NOT something for you to copy. Examples are shown so that you can get a sense of what the finished product should look like, how it is structured, how it uses detail, etc. You are to construct your own paper, though, with your own words and ideas. Papers that copy or “echo” the ideas or wording of the sample paper in any way are subject to the penalties for plagiarism. Sample Paper 2

Based on feedback from your instructor as well as the CLE tutor, revise and edit Paper 2.

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You are testing an application and you see a stream of numbers that it produces and they appear to be random. How confident should you be that it is actually random? What would you need to to do be very confident?

When you create a C++ class, you are given 4 default methods. What are they and why is it important that you remember that these exist?

A double free can possibly cause arbitrary code to be executed. Do your best to explain how this could happen.

How many times does the following loop execute and why? for (unsigned m = 8; –m >= 0; )   printf(“hello\n”);  

You are worried an application you are testing has a race condition. Describe what you could do during testing to try and test for this race condition.

You want to ensure that users do not change any configurations in a settings file for an application. You encrypt the file using AES. Is this good enough? What are the downsides to this approach, if any?

Describe a scenario where you would want a very fast hashing algorithm. Describe another scenario where you would want one that is relatively slow.