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Air,Bawang,Campur Coding #include
int main()
{
int p;
int c;
int g;
label:
printf("\n");
printf("Selamat datang ke permainan Air,Bawang,Campur\n");
printf("Selamat Mencuba\n");
printf("Sila buat Pilihan:\n");
printf("(1) < >\n");
printf("(2) < >\n");
printf("(3) < >\n");
printf("pilihan Player 1=====> \n");
scanf("%d",&p); switch (p) while (p<0>3)
{
case 1: printf("< >\n");break;
case 2: printf("< >\n");break;
case 3: printf("< >\n");break;
}
printf("\n"); printf("pilihan Player 2\n");
printf("(1) < >\n");
printf("(2) < >\n");
printf("(3) < >\n");
printf("pilihan Player 2=====> \n");
scanf("%d",&c);
switch (c) while (c<0>3)
{
case 1
How Booting Works Note: This procedure may differ slightly for Mac, UNIX, OS/2, or other operating systems. When you turn on your computer, chances are that the operating system has been set up to boot (load into RAM) automatically in this sequence: As soon as the computer is turned on, the basic input-output system ( BIOS ) on your system's read-only memory ( ROM ) chip is "woken up" and takes charge. BIOS is already loaded because it's built-in to the ROM chip and, unlike random access memory ( RAM ), ROM contents don't get erased when the computer is turned off. BIOS first does a power-on self test ( POST ) to make sure all the computer's components are operational. Then the BIOS's boot program looks for the special boot programs that will actually load the operating system onto the hard disk. First, it looks on drive A (unless you've set it up some other way or there is no diskette drive) at a specific place where operating system boot files are l
A Guide to the Multiboot Process The XP and Vista boot process in general. The Windows dual and multiboot method of operation. The limitations of the Windows method and some alternatives. How third-party bootmanagers operate. The information on this page also applies to Windows 7 - except where indicated. Multibooting I have learned from experience that most people will consider the computer boot sequence as something that is almost beyond their comprehension. Many guides or examinations are often overly technical and will just confuse the issue even further, or sap the reader's will to live. This guide will try to explain only what you really need to know. I believe it is not necessary to understand the finer details of everything that is going on, that simply being aware of the general flow of the boot sequence is more than enough to allow you to make the correct choices when setting up or reconfiguring your multiboot system. What follows may seem over simplified, but it is just