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This document is a question paper for a Data Structures course designed for B.Sc. and B.A. students, covering various topics such as binary search, linked lists, binary trees, and sorting algorithms. It includes instructions for candidates, a compulsory section, and several questions divided into two sections, with a total of 90 marks available. The paper consists of programming tasks, theoretical questions, and practical applications related to data structures.
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CPP 5

This document is a question paper for a Data Structures course designed for B.Sc. and B.A. students, covering various topics such as binary search, linked lists, binary trees, and sorting algorithms. It includes instructions for candidates, a compulsory section, and several questions divided into two sections, with a total of 90 marks available. The paper consists of programming tasks, theoretical questions, and practical applications related to data structures.
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Your Roll No...............

Sr. No. of Question Paper : 4955 H

Unique Paper Code : 2342571201

Name of the Paper : Data Structures

Name of the Course


[Link]. (P)/B.A. (P)

Year of Admission : 2022 & onwards

Semester
II

Duration: 3 Hours Maximum Marks: 90

Instructions for Candidates

1. Write your Roll No. on the top immediately on receipt


of this question paper.

2. Section A is compulsory.

3. Attempt any four questions from Section B.

4. Parts of the question must be answered together.

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SECTION A

1. (a) Can you perform binary


a search on the following
list:
(3)
2, 4, 1, 9, 3, 7

If not give reasons and modify this list so that


binary search can be performed.

(b) State true or false for the following statements


and justify your answer: (3)

(i) Nodes of a binary tree may have 0 or 1 or


2 children.

(ii) Stacks use the FIFO access method.

(iii) A doubly linked list uses more memory than


a singly linked list.

(c) Considering root of the Binary tree at level 1,


what is the maximum number of nodes : (3)

(i) In a Binary tree of height 4

(ii) At level 3

(iii) At lowest level

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(d) What is a recursive function? Under which


situations is it desirable to use a recursive function?
(3)

(e) Why overflow error does not occur in a linked


list? (3)

(f) What is the difference between one-dimensional


and two-dimensional array? Give one example with
code declaration of each. (3)

(g) Write the steps when binary search is applied on

the following list to find 16: (3)

2468 10 12 14

(h) List any three primitive operations considered in

complexity analysis of algorithms. (3)

(i) Apply insertion sort for sorting the following data

in ascending order. Show the outcome after each

pass: (3)

9 7 11 85

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SECTION B

2. (a) Write a program in C++ to implement multiplication


of two matrices of order nXn taking input from

the user. Show the output row-wise. (5)

(b) Consider the following sequence of operations


performed on an initially empty doubly-linked
list, where addtohead(), addtotail() and deletef
romhead() are user defined functions to add a

node to the front, add a node to the tail and delete


a node from the front respectively:

(i) addtohead (25)

(ii) addtohead (28)

(iii) addtotail (23)

(iv) addtotail (20)

(v) deletef romhead ( )

Show the pointers head, tail, content of the


list, and hinks between the nodes after each
operation. (5)

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(c) Create a binary tree whose following traversals


are given: (5)

Inorder:x y Z a
b
r
p
Preorder: a
y x q p r

3. (a) Write a function in C++ to count the number of

elements in a linked list. (5)

(b) Create a Binary Search Tree using the following


values: (5)

12, 45, 13, 67, 10, 34.

Using the above tree perform the following

operations :

(i) Delete 12

(ii) Insert 8

Show the tree after each operation.

(c) What will be the output after performing the


following operations on an initially 5 empty stack
of size 5. Show the contents of the stack after

each operation:

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push(10)

push(20)

pop()

pop()

isempty() (5)

4. (a) Traverse the following binary tree in preorder and


inorder:
(5)
6

12 9

4 8 2

(b) Is the above tree in Q4(a) (5)

(i) A complete binary tree

(ii) Find the siblings of node 8

(iii) What is the height of the above binary tree

(iv) What is the degree of node 4

(v) What is the value of the root node

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(c) Give the Depth First Traversal of the tree in


Q4a. (5)

5.
(a) Write a recursive function in C++ to reverse an

array of integers. Array size and elements must


be taken as input from the user. (5)

(b) What are the properties of stack data structure?


Show how stacks are used to add two numbers a

and b. (5)

(c) Differentiate between a queue and a priority queue.


Give one application of a priority queue. (5)

6. (a) What is a deque? How is it different from a queue?


List all the operations that can be performed on a

deque. (5)

(b) What are the limitations of a queue when


implemented as a linear array? Give an example
to illustrate. How can this error be avoided?

(5)

(c) State true or false giving reasons to justify your


answer :

(i) Elements of an array can be of different


data types.

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(ii) The time complexity of Insertion sort is


O(nlogn).

(iii) An algorithm of complexity O(nlogn) is


faster than one with complexity O(n²).

(iv) Master method can solve all recurrence

relation.

(v) A recursive method is always more efficient


than an iterative method. (5)

7. (a) Write a program in C++ to implement insertion


sort on an array of n elements. Take n and array

elements as input. from the user. (5)

(b) What is a recurrence relation? What is its


significance in complexity analysis? Use

recurrence tree method to solve the following


recurrence relation :

T(n) = T(n - 1) + n (5)

(c) Use master's method to solve following recurrence


relation:

T(n) = 3T(n/4) + nlogn


(5)

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