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1. Queuing discipline refers to:
A. the willingness of customers to wait in line
B. the order in which customers are processed
C. how constant the interarrival times are
D. the reason waiting occurs in underloaded systems
2. Java is not optimized to take advantage of interface elements specific to the Mac or Windows operating systems. As a result:
a. Java is not platform independent.
b. Java lacks a structured programming style.
c. Java creates a generic look and feel and is not typically used for desktop applications.
d. Java code that is compiled for the native OS and processor is slower than code running through a JVM interpreter.
e. Java code has to be compiled, and then interpreted, before being executed by the processor.