2.3.2 Algorithms for Main Data Structures Flashcards

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1
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Are stacks FIFO or FILO?

A

FILO

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2
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Which function adds an item to a stack?

A

Push

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3
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Which functions removes an element from a stack?

A

Pop

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4
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Which function adds an element to a queue?

A

Enqueue

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Which function removes an element from a queue?

A

Dequeue

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What is the purpose of a back pointer in a queue?

A

Holds the location of the next available space

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Which function returns an item at the front of the queue without removing it?

A

Peek

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What is the purpose of the front pointer in a queue?

A

Points to space containing the first item

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What value is the top pointer initiliased to in a stack?

A

-1

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10
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Give pseudocode for the function adding new elements to a stack.

A

push(element)
top = top + 1
A[top] = element

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Give pseudocode for the function adding new elements to a queue.

A

enqueue(element):
A[back] = element
back = back + 1

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12
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Which function returns the item at the top of a stack without removing it?

A

Peek

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