141. A
sorting technique which uses the binary tree concept such that label of any
node is larger than all the labels in the subtrees, is called ................
(A) Selection sort
(B) Insertion sort
(C) Heap sort
(D) Quick sort
Answer: C
Explanation:
A Sorting technique which uses the binary
tree concept such that label of any node is larger than all the, labels in the
sub trees, is called Heap sort because heap sort works on a complete binary
tree with the property that the value at any node 'N' of the tree should be
greater than or equal to the value at all its children nodes.
142. A
balance factor in AVL tree is used to check ..................
(A) what rotation to make.
(B) if all child nodes are at same level.
(C) when the last rotation occurred.
(D) if the tree is unbalanced.
Answer: D
143. A
full binary tree with 'n' non-leaf nodes contains ..............
(A) log2 n nodes
(B) n+1 nodes
(C) 2n nodes
(D) 2n+l nodes
Answer: D
144. A
graph 'G' with 'n' nodes is bipartite if it contains .............
(A) n edges
(B) a cycle of odd length
(C) no cycle of odd length
(D) n2 edges
Answer: C
145. Recursive
procedures are implemented by using .................... data structure.
(A) queues
(B) stacks
(C) linked lists
(D) strings
Answer: B
Explanation:
Recursive procedures are implemented by using
stacks because stacks are LIFO data structure and we need this feature to store
return addresses of various recursive calls in recursive procedures.
146. Which
one of the below is not divide and conquer approach?
(A) Insertion Sort
(B) Merge Sort
(C) Shell Sort
(D) Heap Sort
Answer: B
147. Which
of the following is not a sequence container provided by the STL?
(A) vector
(B) array
(C) list
(D) deque
Answer: B
148. Quick
sort algorithm is an example of .............
(A) Greedy approach
(B) Improved binary search
(C) Dynamic Programming
(D) Divide and conquer
Answer: D
149. In
............., the difference between the height of the left sub tree and
height of the right tree, for each node, is almost one.
(A) Binary search tree
(B) AVL - tree
(C) Complete tree
(D) Threaded binary tree
Answer: B
150. In
C programming, when we remove an item from bottom of the stack, then:
(A) The stack will fall down.
(B) Stack will rearrange items.
(C) It will convert to LIFO
(D) This operation is not allowed.
Answer: D
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