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By Viddz1 | Updated: Oct 28, 2013
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Suppose a binary tree contained the nodes W,X,Y and Z. If W and X were children of Y and Z had no children, which node would be the root?
Y
X
Z
W
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2.
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2.
Which of the following is a LIFO structure?
Stack
Queue
Tree
Array
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3.
Which of the following is a FIFO Structure?
Array
Queue
Stack
Tree
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4.
If the longest path in a binary tree contained exactly four nodes, what is the maximum number of nodes that could be in that entier tree?
31
7
15
4
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5.
If the two-dimensional array X were stored in row-major order, then in the block of main mermory containing X, which of the following would be true?
The entry X[1,2] would be in the same location as X[2,1]
The entry X[1,2] would be appear before X[2,1]
The entry X[1,2] would appear after X[2,1]
None of the above
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6.
Suppose you were going to retrieve items of data that you would later need to process in the opposite order from that in which they were retrived. Which of the following would be the best structure in which to store the items?
Traditional linked list
Stack
Tree
Queue
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7.
If a stack contained the entries w,x, y, z (from top to bottom), which of the following would be the contents after two enteries were removed and the the entry r was inserted?
R, y, z
R, w, x
W, x, r
Y, z, r
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8.
If the number of nodes in a binary tree is 2^n (where n is a positive integer), then the entire tree would contain at least
2^n+1 -1 nodes
2^n+1 nodes
2^n+2 nodes
2^2n nodes
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B.
C.
None of the above
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10.
In a machine language, the technique in which the data to be manipulated by an instruction is included within the instruction itself is called…
Direct adressing
Indirect adressing
Immediate addressing
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11.
The nodes in which of the trees below will be printed in alphabetical order by the following recursive procedure? procedure printTree (Tree) if(Tree is not empty) then (apply the procedure printTree to the left subtree of Tree; apply the procedure printTree to the right subtree of Tree; print the root node) Veldu eitt:
A)
B)
C)
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12.
Which of the following is not used when determining the location of an entry in a two-dimentional homogeneous array stored in row-major orderd?
Number of rows in the array
Number of columns in the array
Indices
Address polynomial
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13.
Bamboleo...
Address polynomial
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A LIFO storage structure.
The separation of internal implementation from external functionality.
A storage structure that may contain siblings.
Used to finde entries in a homogeneous array.
A rectangular sorage structure that does not change in size or shape
Contains the address at which an entity is stored.
A general sequential storage structure.
A FIFO storage structure.
Pointer
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A LIFO storage structure.
The separation of internal implementation from external functionality.
A storage structure that may contain siblings.
Used to finde entries in a homogeneous array.
A rectangular sorage structure that does not change in size or shape
Contains the address at which an entity is stored.
A general sequential storage structure.
A FIFO storage structure.
Queue
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A LIFO storage structure.
The separation of internal implementation from external functionality.
A storage structure that may contain siblings.
Used to finde entries in a homogeneous array.
A rectangular sorage structure that does not change in size or shape
Contains the address at which an entity is stored.
A general sequential storage structure.
A FIFO storage structure.
Abstraction
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A LIFO storage structure.
The separation of internal implementation from external functionality.
A storage structure that may contain siblings.
Used to finde entries in a homogeneous array.
A rectangular sorage structure that does not change in size or shape
Contains the address at which an entity is stored.
A general sequential storage structure.
A FIFO storage structure.
Array
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A LIFO storage structure.
The separation of internal implementation from external functionality.
A storage structure that may contain siblings.
Used to finde entries in a homogeneous array.
A rectangular sorage structure that does not change in size or shape
Contains the address at which an entity is stored.
A general sequential storage structure.
A FIFO storage structure.
List
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A LIFO storage structure.
The separation of internal implementation from external functionality.
A storage structure that may contain siblings.
Used to finde entries in a homogeneous array.
A rectangular sorage structure that does not change in size or shape
Contains the address at which an entity is stored.
A general sequential storage structure.
A FIFO storage structure.
Tree
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A LIFO storage structure.
The separation of internal implementation from external functionality.
A storage structure that may contain siblings.
Used to finde entries in a homogeneous array.
A rectangular sorage structure that does not change in size or shape
Contains the address at which an entity is stored.
A general sequential storage structure.
A FIFO storage structure.
Stack
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A LIFO storage structure.
The separation of internal implementation from external functionality.
A storage structure that may contain siblings.
Used to finde entries in a homogeneous array.
A rectangular sorage structure that does not change in size or shape
Contains the address at which an entity is stored.
A general sequential storage structure.
A FIFO storage structure.
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Suppose a binary tree contained the nodes W,X,Y and Z. If W and X were...
Which of the following is a LIFO structure?
Which of the following is a FIFO Structure?
If the longest path in a binary tree contained exactly four nodes,...
If the two-dimensional array X were stored in row-major order, then in...
Suppose you were going to retrieve items of data that you would later...
If a stack contained the entries w,x, y, z (from top to bottom), which...
If the number of nodes in a binary tree is 2^n (where n is a positive...
In a machine language, the technique in which the data to be...
The nodes in which of the trees below will be printed in alphabetical...
Which of the following is not used when determining the location of an...
Bamboleo...
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