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Data Structures MCQs with Answers

Practice important Data Structures MCQs with answers and explanations.

Multiple Choice Questions

Q111: Why might an array-based stack implementation be preferred over a linked list?
  • A: Uses less memory overall
  • B: Easier to resize dynamically
  • C: Faster memory allocation
  • D: Lower overhead for small datasets
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D

Q112: What is the primary disadvantage of using a linked list for stack implementation?
  • A: Higher time complexity
  • B: Limited memory space
  • C: Extra memory required for pointers
  • D: Harder to implement
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C

Q113: What does the expression A + B * C evaluate to in infix notation?
  • A: A + B * C
  • B: A + (B * C)
  • C: (A + B) * C
  • D: A * B + C
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B

Q114: How would you convert the infix expression A + B to postfix notation?
  • A: A B +
  • B: + A B
  • C: A + B
  • D: B A +
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A

Q115: Which operator has the highest precedence in arithmetic expressions?
  • A: Addition
  • B: Multiplication
  • C: Exponentiation
  • D: Subtraction
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C

Q116: What is the correct order of precedence for the operators in the expression A + B * C?
  • A: Addition > Multiplication
  • B: Multiplication > Addition
  • C: Equal precedence
  • D: Depends on the operands
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B

Q117: In postfix notation, how would the expression (A + B) * C be written?
  • A: A B + C *
  • B: A + B C *
  • C: A B C + *
  • D: (A + B) * C
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A

Q118: In stack implementation using an array, why is the isFull() method important?
  • A: To avoid crashing the program
  • B: To dynamically allocate more space
  • C: To ensure the array is sorted
  • D: To initialize the array
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A

Q119: What is the main reason for not using isFull() in a stack implemented with a linked list?
  • A: Memory is managed dynamically
  • B: Linked lists are infinite
  • C: Nodes do not require memory
  • D: The head pointer handles fullness
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A

Q120: What is the key difference between a stack implemented using an array and a linked list?
  • A: Array is slower
  • B: Linked list uses more memory
  • C: Linked list does not have a fixed size
  • D: Array supports dynamic resizing
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C

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