CS101
532
CS201
225
CS301
232
CS302
174
CS304
192
CS401
224
CS402
258
CS403
228
CS408
113
CS411
121
CS502
249
CS504
268
CS601
679
CS604
381
CS605
261
CS607
184
CS609
230
CS610
300
CS614
100
CS703
65
Code | Question | Option A | Option B | Option C | Option D | Answer | |
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CS301 | The Operation For Removing An Entry From A Stack Is Traditionally Called | Delete | Peek | Pop | Remove | C | |
CS301 | The Total Number Of Nodes On 10Th Level Of A Perfect Binary Tree Are | 256 | 512 | 1024 | Cant Be Determined | D | |
CS301 | The Tree Data Structure Is A | Linear Data Structure | Non-Linear Data Structure | Graphical Data Structure | Data Structure Like Queue | B | |
CS301 | There Is/Are __________ Case/S For Rotation In An Avl Tree | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | D | |
CS301 | To Get The Memory Address Of A Variable We Use | & | % | * | $ | A | |
CS301 | Tree Data Structure Is A | Linear | Non Linear | Circular | None Of Above | B | |
CS301 | Union Is A Time Operation | Constant | Polynomial | Exponential | None Of The Given Options | A | |
CS301 | Use Of Binary Tree In Compression Of Data Is Known As | Traversal | Heap | Union | Huffman Encoding | D | |
CS301 | Void F(Int I Int &K) {I = 1;K = 2; } Suppose That A Main Program Has Two Integer Variables X And Y Which Are Given The Value 0. Then The Main Program Calls F(X Y); What Are The Values Of X And Y ? | Both X And Y Are Still 0 | X Is Now 1 But Y Is Still 0 | X Is Still 0 But Y Is Now 2 | X Is Now 1 And Y Is Now 2 | C | |
CS301 | Void Test_A(Int N) { Cout << N << ; If (N>0) Test_A(N-2); } What Is Printed By The Call Test_A(4)? | 4 2 0 | 0 2 4 | 0 2 | 2 4 | A | |
CS301 | We Access Elements In Avl Tree In | Linear Way Only | Non Linear Way Only | Both Linear And Non Linear Ways | None Of The Given Options | B | |
CS301 | We Are Given N Items To Build A Heap This Can Be Done With Successive Inserts | N-1 | N | N+1 | N^2 | B | |
CS301 | We Can Add Elements In Queue From ___________ | Front | Rear | From Both Rare And Front | None Of These | B | |
CS301 | We Can Build A Heap In __________ Time | Linear | Exponential | Polynomial | None Of The Given Options | A | |
CS301 | We Convert The __________ Pointers Of Binary To Threads In Threaded Binary Tree | Left | Right | Null | None Of The Given Options | C | |
CS301 | We Have A Circular Array Implementation Of The Queue Class With Ten Items In The Queue Stored At Data[2] Through Data[11]. The Capacity Is 42 I.E. The Array Has Been Declared To Be Of Size 42. Where Does The Push Member Function Place The New Entry | Data[1] | Data[2] | Data[11] | Data[12] | D | |
CS301 | We Implement The Heap By __________ | Threaded Tree | Avl Tree | Complete Binary Tree | Expression | C | |
CS301 | What Is The Best Definition Of A Collision In A Hash Table? | Two Entries Are Identical Except For Their Keys | Two Entries With Different Data Have The Exact Same Key | Two Entries With Different Keys Have The Same Exact Hash Value | Two Entries With The Exact Same Key Have Different Hash Values | C | |
CS301 | What Is The Maximum Depth Of Recursive Calls A Function May Make? | 1 | 2 | N (Where N Is The Argument) | There Is No Fixed Maximum | 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 |