Distinguish between a mobile agent state and code, Computer Network Security

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(a) Distinguish between a mobile agent "state" and "code".

(b) Differentiate between "weak" and "strong" mobility.

• Support for disconnected operation;
• Reduce network load.

Discuss these two advantages.

(d) Justify the following statement: "Semantic web supports agent computing."

(e) How will agent technology aid Grid Computing?

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