Starting Out with Java: From Control Structures through Data Structures (4th Edition) (What's New in Computer Science)
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Chapter 19, Problem 3MC
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The statement “ref.next = new Node(e, ref.next);” is used to add an element “e” just after a node referenced by “ref”.
Hence, the correct answer is option “C”.
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A)Draw the linked node structure created by the following program and ,
B)List the output of program.
struct node{
struct node *left;
char letter;
struct node *right;
};
typedef struct node *NODEPTR;
NODEPTR getnode(void);
void displayList(NODEPTR);
void main()
{ NODEPTR p , list , save;
char one;
p=getnode();
p->letter='A';
list=p;
p->right=p;
p->left=p;
save=list;
for(int i=2;i<8;i+=2)
{
one='A'+ i;
p=getnode();
p->letter=one;
p->left=save;
save->right=p;
save=p;
printf("Letter= %c\n",p->letter);
}
list->left=save;
save->right=list;
list=p;
displayList(list);
}
void displayList(NODEPTR head)
{NODEPTR save;
printf("\nLIST\n");
save=head;
do
{printf("%c ",save->letter);
save=save->left;
}while(save!=head);
}
NODEPTR getnode()
{ NODEPTR q;
q = (NODEPTR) malloc(sizeof(struct node));…
detemine if the follow statement are true or False and why?
screenshots show the ArrayBoundedStack class and StackUnderflowException code
If N represents the number of elements on the stack, then the push method of the ArrayBoundedStack class is O(N).
While processing this expression ( } ( ) ( ) { { { } [ ] } } ) the highest number of elements on our stack at any one time is 1.
If N represents the maximum possible number of elements on the stack, then the ArrayBasedStack constructor is O(N).
The following expression is balanced: ( ( ( [ ) ] ) )
Our StackUnderflowException code essentially consists of two simple constructors and "packages" and "extends" statements and nothing else.
1. The below method is used to select a nodein map coloring problem.def get_node():mnode = "length = -1for k in cgraph.keys():if(len( cgraph[k]) > length and k not inok Color.keys());length = len(cgraph[k])mnode = kreturn mnode
The method will return an empty string when
A. All nodes are already assigned colorsB. There is no color remaining for a nodeC. Any two nodes have only one color left
Note: Select 1 answer from 3 options.
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