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CS301 In Which Of The Following Tree Parent Nodes Has Key Greater Than Or Equal To Its Both Children? Max Heap Binary Search Tree Threaded Binary Tree Complete Binary Tree D
CS301 While Joining Nodes In The Building Of Huffman Encoding Tree If There Are More Nodes With Same Frequency We Choose The Nodes Randomly That Occur First In The Text Message That Are Lexically Smaller Among Others That Are Lexically Greater Among Others A
CS301 Class Foo { Public: Void X(Foo F); Void Y(Const Foo F); Void Z(Foo F) Const; Which Of The Three Member Functions Can Alter The Private Member Variables Of The Foo Object That Activates The Function? Only X Can Alter The Private Member Variables Of The Object That Activates The Function Only Y Can Alter The Private Member Variables Of The Object That Activates The Function Only Z Can Alter The Private Member Variables Of The Object That Activates The Function Two Of The Functions Can Alter The Private Member Variables Of The Object That Activates The Function D
CS301 What Kind Of List Is Best To Answer Questions Such As What Is The Item At Position N? Lists Implemented With An Array Doubly-Linked Lists Singly-Linked Lists Doubly-Linked Or Singly-Linked Lists Are Equally Best A
CS301 If A Complete Binary Tree Has Height H Then Its No. Of Nodes Will Be Log (H) 2^(H+1)- 1 Log (H) - 1 2^H - 1 B
CS301 In Complete Binary Tree The Bottom Level Is Filled From __________ Left To Right Right To Left Not Filled At All None Of The Given Options A
CS301 Is A Data Structure That Can Grow Easily Dynamically At Run Time Without Having To Copy Existing Elements? Array List Both Of These None Of These B
CS301 A Binary Relation R Over S Is Called An Equivalence Relation If It Has Following Property(S) Reflexivity Symmetry Transitivity All Of The Given Options D
CS301 We Can Build A Heap In __________ Time Linear Exponential Polynomial None Of The Given Options A
CS301 Which One Of The Following Is Not True Regarding The Skip List? Each List Si Contains The Special Keys + Infinity And - Infinity List S0 Contains The Keys Of S In Non-Decreasing Order Each List Is A Subsequence Of The Previous One List Sh Contains Only The N Special Keys D
CS301 Consider A Min Heap Represented By The Following Array: 11 22 33 44 55 After Inserting A Node With Value 66.Which Of The Following Is The Updated Min Heap? 11 22 33 44 55 66 11 22 33 44 66 55 11 22 33 66 44 55 11 22 66 33 44 55 A
CS301 Avl Tree Is Non Linear Data Structure Click Here For Detail Linear Data Structure Hybrid Data Structure (Mixture Of Linear And Non Linear) None Of The Given Options A
CS301 Addition Of New Items In Stack Make The Pointer ------------ By 2 Increment Bits Increment Bytes Decrement Bits Decrement Bytes D
CS301 Each Node In A Bst Has Pointers 1 2 3 4 B
CS301 For The Inorder Traversal Of Threaded Binary Tree We Introduced A Dummy Node. The Left Pointer Of The Dummy Node Is Pointing To The __________ Node Of The Tree Left Most Root Right Most Any Of The Given Node A
CS301 Which Of The Following Can Be The Inclusion Criteria For Pixels In Image Segmentation Pixel Intensity Texture Threshold Of Intensity All Of The Given Options D
CS301 Compiler Uses Which One Of The Following To Evaluate A Mathematical Equation Binary Tree Binary Search Tree Parse Tree Avl Tree C
CS301 I Have Implemented The Queue With A Circular Array. If Data Is A Circular Array Of Capacity Elements And Last Is An Index Into That Array What Is The Formula For The Index After Last? (Last % 1) + Capacity Last % (1 + Capacity) (Last + 1) % Capacity Last + (1 % Capacity) C
CS301 ___________ Is A Binary Tree Where Every Node Has A Value Every Nodes Left Subtree Contains Only Values Less Than Or Equal To The Nodes Value And Every Nodes Right Subtree Contains Only Values That Are Greater Then Or Equal? Strictly Binary Tree Binary Search Tree Avl Tree All Of These B
CS301 Suppose You Implement A Heap (With The Largest Element On Top) In An Array. Consider The Different Arrays Below Determine The One That Cannot Possibly Be A Heap 7 3 6 4 2 5 1 7 6 4 3 5 2 1 7 3 6 2 1 4 5 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 A