- is a
widely used
abstract data type that
represents a
hierarchical tree
structure with a set of
connected nodes. Each
node in the tree can be connected...
- Task Tracker, Name
Node, and
DataNode. A
slave or
worker node acts as both a
DataNode and TaskTracker,
though it is
possible to have
data-only and compute-only...
- In telecommunications,
node-to-
node data transfer is the
movement of
data from one
node of a
network to the next. In the OSI
model it is
handled by the...
- new
Node := new
Node(
data:=newVal, next:=new
Node) else new
Node := new
Node(
data:=
node.
data, next:=
node.next)
node.
data :=
newVal node.next := new
Node update...
-
node. In
data communication, a
physical network node may
either be
data communication equipment (DCE) such as a modem, hub,
bridge or switch; or
data...
- The
Packet Data Serving Node, or PDSN, is a
component of a CDMA2000
mobile network. It acts as the
connection point between the
radio access and IP networks...
- node =
Node(
data=
data) self.append_nodeleft(
node) def append(self,
data):
node =
Node(
data=
data) self.append_
node(
node) def remove_by_ref(self,
node) ->...
- Look up
node in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. In general, a
node is a
localized swelling (a "knot") or a
point of
intersection (a vertex).
Node may refer...
-
metadata of
storage DataNodes in its RAM.
DataNodes manage storage attached to the
nodes that they run on. Name
Node and
DataNode are
software designed...
-
previous block, a timestamp, and
transaction data (generally
represented as a
Merkle tree,
where data nodes are
represented by leaves).
Since each block...
