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Part 2. Binary Tree
Required Questions
Question 8.
For each of the following key sequences ... duplicate_error
5. End recursive_Insert
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Return element of s is appended into q with the same order. For
example ... (compute(a,n)>compute(a,n-1))?compute(a,n):compute(a,n-1)
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6,5,4
4,5,6
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Tutorial 3 Questions
Recursion and Binary Tree
Part...
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Question 6.
Suggest a data structure that supports the following operation and given time complexities: ... Node {
E data;
Node left, right;
}
Node root;
}
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Write a recursive method called isCompleteBinaryTree() ...
O(logn)
findMin
Return the value of the minimal element
O(logn
)
findMax
Return the value of the maximal element
O(logn
)
findMed
Return the value of the
median element
O(1
)
DelMin
...
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BASIC OPERATIONS ON LINKED LIST
1. OBJECTIVE
The objectives of Lab 1 are (1) ... pTemp; // the list now is {5}
pTemp = new Node;
count++;
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return pList;
}
a. Rewrite the main function ... as an ascending ordered list). This method will return:
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pTemp->data = 3;
pTemp->next = pHead;...
...
2 if the list is sorted in ascending order and n is added successfully.
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pTemp->data = 3;
pTemp->next ...
executing this method, a will point to this new list and b will point
to NULL.
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}
}
}
Listing 3
... addEventFirst(int n){
if(n mod 2 == 0)
addFirst(n);
else
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addLast(n)
}
3.6. Write for the class...
...
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Listing 3 gives a scenario in which we try to develop a method getSize() to count the
number of nodes of the ...
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}
//
Tree::~Tree() {
destroy(root);
root = ... in LNR, LRN, NLR, NRL, RNL, and RLN
4.3. Write a recursive method to calculate the height of the tree
4.4. Write a recursive method to calculate the sum of values of all nodes in a tree.
4.5....
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Advanced Questions
Question 8.
Prove that for any positive functions f and ... f(2
m
) = g(m) = O(m*logm) = O(log(n)*log(log(n))).
End
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If [n/2] is even, ... takes: 2
1024
log
2
(1024)ì10
-9
10
360
s
Question 7.
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Question 5.
If the algorithm doIt has an efficiency factor of 2n, calculate ...
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Advanced Questions
Question 8.
Prove that for any positive functions f and ... corresponding to n
1 if (n <= 1)
1 return 1
2 else
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1 return f(n – 1)...
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a. f – k
b. f *k
c. f\ 10
d. f\ x
e. f* f
2
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pop(SourceStack,x)
pop(SourceStack,y)
Push(SourceStack,x)
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