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This is a fundamental quiz on Linked List belonging to Linear Data Structure

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Linked ListVersión en línea This is a fundamental quiz on Linked List belonging to Linear Data Structure por Aditi Sen 1 A list can be described as a Choose one or more answers a Homogeneous collection of ordered elements b Heterogeneous collection unordered of elements c Homogeneous collection of unordered elements d Heterogeneous collection of ordered elements 2 Value-ordered lists are frequently referred to as a Arrays b Stacks c Sorted Lists d Queues 3 Which of the following options are true? Choose two correct options. Choose one or more answers a Stacks and Queues are lists whose elements are ordered according to the time of their addition. b Stack is a linear data structure following First-In-First-Out principle. c Queue is a non linear data structure following First-In-First-Out principle. d Stack follows Last-In-First-Out principle. 4 A list of students, named, 'lstStudents', needs to be ordered numerically by their roll numbers. Which of the following options is NOT TRUE in this regard? a lstStudents can be referred to as a key-ordered list b lstStudents is a value-ordered list where the elements are records rather than scalar data c lstStudents can not be ordered numerically d In the above case, the roll number field will be the key 5 Figure : Linear Linked List with 3 nodes Note : Head is a pointer variable containing address of the first node. For each node, first part contains information/value of the node, second part called 'nextpointer field' contains address of next node. What does X signify in the given figure?Choose two correct options. Choose one or more answers a X signifying that the node has NULL value in the nextpointer field value in the nextpointer field. b X marks the end of the list given in the figure c X signifies garbage value in the nextpointer field of the node d None of the options are correct 6 Identify the correct option to create an Empty singly Linked List. Note: A Singly Linked List has a data part and a nextpointer field pointing to next Node. a The pointer variable Head is assigned NULL b The pointer variable Head is assigned a random memory address c The data part of first node is assigned 0 and nextpointer field is assigned NULL d The data part of first node is assigned -1 and nextpointer field is assigned a random memory address 7 Jay is moving along the pointers of a singly Linked List till he reaches the last element and is using a Stack to store pointers to these individual elements of the list. Then he is printing the contents of the memory locations to which these pointers are pointing. What is Jay trying to achieve here? a In-Order Traversal of a singly Linked List b Reverse-Order Traversal of a singly Linked List c checking if list is full d checking if list is having any garbage value 8 Identify the applications of Linked Lists from the following. Choose one or more answers a To implement Sparse Matrices b To manipulate polynomials c To implement stacks,queues,trees,graphs d None of the above 9 What does the pseudocode given below is trying to achieve? Note: tempNode is any Node , head is a pointer variable pointing to first node of a Linked List. if(head==null): tempNode.nextPointer = NULL; else tempNode.nextPointer=head; head.next=tempNode; a Inserting tempNode at the beginning of a doubly Linked List b Inserting tempNode at the end of a singly Linked List c Inserting tempNode at the beginning of a singly Linked List d Inserting tempNode at the end of a doubly Linked List 10 What does the pseudocode given below is trying to achieve? Note: tempNode is any Node , head is a pointer variable pointing to first node of a Linked List. tempNode.previousPointer=NULL; if(head==null): tempNode.nextPointer = NULL; else head.next.previousPointer=tempNode; tempNode.nextPointer=head; head.next=tempNode; a Inserting tempNode at the beginning of a doubly Linked List b Inserting tempNode at the end of a doubly Linked List c None of the Above d Detaching tempNode from a doubly Linked List 11 Given the pseudocode below, choose the options that are NOT correct. while head!=null: temp = head; head = head.next; free(temp); tail = NULL; Note: temp is a temporary variable Choose one or more answers a This will delete an entire doubly Linked List b This will delete any Linked List c Time complexity of this operation is O(n) d This logic will end up with unexpected error

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A list can be described as a

Choose one or more answers

Value-ordered lists are frequently referred to as

Which of the following options are true? Choose two correct options.

Choose one or more answers

A list of students, named, 'lstStudents', needs to be ordered numerically by their roll numbers. Which of the following options is NOT TRUE in this regard?

Choose one or more answers

Identify the correct option to create an Empty singly Linked List. Note: A Singly Linked List has a data part and a nextpointer field pointing to next Node.

Identify the applications of Linked Lists from the following.

Choose one or more answers

What does the pseudocode given below is trying to achieve? Note: tempNode is any Node , head is a pointer variable pointing to first node of a Linked List. if(head==null): tempNode.nextPointer = NULL; else tempNode.nextPointer=head; head.next=tempNode;

Given the pseudocode below, choose the options that are NOT correct. while head!=null: temp = head; head = head.next; free(temp); tail = NULL; Note: temp is a temporary variable

Choose one or more answers