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Data Structures MCQs with Answers

Practice important Data Structures MCQs with answers and explanations.

Multiple Choice Questions

Q201: In the C++ implementation of the priority queue, what is the role of the remove() method?
  • A: Adds an element to the queue
  • B: Returns and removes the element with highest priority
  • C: Checks if the queue is empty
  • D: Sorts the elements in the queue
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B

Q202: What happens if the remove() method is called on an empty queue?
  • A: The method returns the last element
  • B: The method throws an exception
  • C: The method returns NULL and prints an error message
  • D: The queue is automatically resized
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C

Q203: Which method in the PriorityQueue class returns the number of elements currently in the queue?
  • A: insert()
  • B: remove()
  • C: full()
  • D: length()
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D

Q204: What does the insert() method in the PriorityQueue class do after adding an element?
  • A: It sorts the elements in descending order
  • B: It sorts the elements in ascending order
  • C: It checks if the queue is full
  • D: It displays a message if the queue is full
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B

Q205: In a binary tree, what is a leaf node?
  • A: A node with two children
  • B: A node with one child
  • C: A node with no children
  • D: A node that is always at the root
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C

Q206: What is the primary difference between a binary tree and a strictly binary tree?
  • A: Binary trees do not require nodes to have two children
  • B: Strictly binary trees require all non-leaf nodes to have two children
  • C: Binary trees have no defined structure
  • D: Strictly binary trees can have more than two children per node
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B

Q207: How is the depth of a binary tree defined?
  • A: The number of nodes in the tree
  • B: The level of the root node
  • C: The maximum level of any leaf node
  • D: The number of nodes in the longest path
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C

Q208: In the given C++ PriorityQueue implementation, what is the purpose of the sortElements() method?
  • A: To remove elements from the queue
  • B: To check if the queue is full
  • C: To insert elements into the queue
  • D: To sort the elements in ascending order
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D

Q209: What is the characteristic of a non-tree structure shown in the document?
  • A: It has multiple paths to a node
  • B: It has only one path to a node
  • C: It has no nodes
  • D: It is a linear structure
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A

Q210: What is the purpose of using a priority queue instead of a regular queue in a simulation?
  • A: To handle data with varying priorities
  • B: To handle data with equal priorities
  • C: To process data in FIFO order
  • D: To simplify data structure implementation
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A

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