[SOLVED] CS Practice exam Department of Computer Science ALGORITHMS AND DATA STRUCTURES

Practice exam Department of Computer Science ALGORITHMS AND DATA STRUCTURES
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Data Structure Concepts (4%)
{MCQ statement combinations}
1. [2 marks each] For the following graphs
(Fig. 1) (Fig. 2)
Circle all strongly connected graphs:
{Numeric response question}
2. [2 marks] Given the following red-black tree,
What is the black height of node 4?

Algorithms Understanding (10%)
Note: The operations referred to are the ones taught in the module. {Single answer response (non-numeric)}
1. [5 marks] The key operation in quick-sort is partition algorithm. Consider the following array A, give the output after partition using the element with key 6 as the pivot. Fill in your answers in the blank array below.
PARTITION(A, 1, 7) A 1 5 6 9 11 7 8
8 7 1 9 11 5 6

2. [5 marks] Using the binary search tree T below:
Draw the binary search tree after RIGHT-ROTATE (T, x), where x is the element with key 10.
Your answer:

Time Complexities (5%)
Note: the big O and notations refer to the tight bound throughout the exam paper. {Multiple answer response (non-numeric)}
1 [5 marks] Perform worst case analysis on the following algorithm. Assuming each line of code takes ci time.
1 forr=1ton
2 for c=1 to n
3 sum = sum+1
4 returnsum
T(n)= c1(n+1)+c2(n2+n)+c3*n2 + c4=an2+bn+c
cost times c1 n+1
c2 n* (n+1) c3 n2

{Paragraph entry}
print x.key PREORDER-TREE-WALK (x.left) PREORDER-TREE-WALK (x.right)
Section D Psedocode Construction (10%)
Note: In order to receive credit, you must follow the pseudo-code conventions.
1. [10 marks] A recursive version of a preorder tree walk algorithm and basic stack
operations are provided below
PREORDER-TREE-WALK (x) 1 ifx=NIL
Basic stack operations:
STACK-EMPTY(S): indicates whether the stack S is empty PUSH (S, x) : inserts an element x into the stack S POP(S): removes and returns the last inserted element
You are required to complete the nonrecursive version of preorder tree walk algorithm below. The algorithm uses stack as an auxiliary data structure.
PREORDER-TREE-WALK-WITH-STACK (x)
2 3 4 5 6 7 8
create a new stack S
You code begins here if x=NIL
PUSH (S, x)
while STACK-EMPTY(S)==false
x= POP(S) print x.key
if x.right =NIL
PUSH (S, x.right) if x.left = NIL
PUSH (S, x.left)

all agree, not cold
someone disagree
Java Programming (3%) Circle the correct answers
1. What is the correct terminal output after the execution of the following method?
public void vote() {
String s1=new String (Iceland is not cold); String s2=new String (Iceland is not cold); String s3=new String (Iceland is not cold); if ((s1==s2)&&(s2==s3)){
System.out.println(all agree, not cold);} else System.out.println(someone disagree);

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