List out few of the applications that make use of Multilinked Structures?
Sparse matrix
Index generation
Sparse matrix & Index generation
None of the above
What is an Array?
An array is a linear data structure, which stores a group of values belonging to the same type.
An array is a non- linear data structure, which stores a group of values belonging to the same type.
An array is a linear data structure, which stores a group of values belonging to the different types.
None of the above
Define a linked list?
A linked list is a linear collection of data elements called nodes, which store a group of data elements belonging to the same type.
A linked list is a non- linear collection of data elements called nodes, which store a group of data elements belonging to the same type.
A linked list is a non- linear collection of data elements called nodes, which store a group of data elements belonging to the different type.
None of the above
What is the structure of the linked lists?
A linked list contains two nodes, data and link. The data node contains the link value and link node contains the address of the next node.
A linked list contains two nodes, data and link. The data node contains the data value and link node contains the address of the next node.
A linked list contains two nodes, data and link. The data node contains the data value and link node contains the address of the present node.
None of the above
In how many ways, can you express the mathematical expressions?
Pre order
In order
Post order
All of the above
What is dynamic memory allocation?
Dynamic memory allocation is a feature in programming language that enables you to create data types of memory size based on the requirements of the data types in the program.
Dynamic memory allocation is a feature in programming language that enables you to create data types of address size based on the requirements of the data types in the program.
Dynamic memory allocation is a feature in programming language that enables you to create data types of address size based on the requirements of the programmer.
None of the above
What are the various types of queues?
Simple, circular
priority
Dequeue
All of the above
What is the difference between a stack and queue?
A queue performs insertion of elements from one end deletion of the elements from the other end, where as a stack performs insertion and deletion only from one end.
A stack performs insertion of elements from one end deletion of the elements from the other end, where as a queue performs insertion and deletion only from one end.
None of the above
All of the above
What are the various operations that you can perform on stack?
PUSH
POP
PEEP
All of the above