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Data Structures MCQs with Answers

Practice important Data Structures MCQs with answers and explanations.

Multiple Choice Questions

Q61: How can a linked list be traversed in the given code?
  • A: Using a for loop
  • B: Using a while loop
  • C: By calling the next() method repeatedly
  • D: By calling the add() method repeatedly
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C

Q62: What happens if currentNode is NULL in the next() method?
  • A: It throws an exception
  • B: It returns false
  • C: It moves to the head node
  • D: It moves to the last node
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B

Q63: What does the start() method in the linked list do?
  • A: Assigns NULL to headNode
  • B: Positions currentNode at start
  • C: Adds a new node at the start
  • D: Deletes the first node
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B

Q64: Which pointer in a linked list cannot move behind headNode in a singly-linked list?
  • A: lastCurrentNode
  • B: currentNode
  • C: Both lastCurrentNode and currentNode
  • D: None of the above
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C

Q65: What does the remove() method in a linked list do?
  • A: Removes the last node
  • B: Removes the node at the start
  • C: Removes the node pointed by currentNode
  • D: Removes the node pointed by headNode
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C

Q66: In the remove() method, what happens after executing delete currentNode;?
  • A: Node is added to the list
  • B: Memory is released to the system
  • C: Node is set to NULL
  • D: Nothing happens
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B

Q67: What is the return type of the length() method in the linked list?
  • A: void
  • B: int
  • C: Node*
  • D: bool
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B

Q68: What is the purpose of the lastCurrentNode->setNext(currentNode->getNext()) statement?
  • A: Connects currentNode to lastCurrentNode
  • B: Deletes currentNode
  • C: Bypasses the node pointed by currentNode
  • D: Initializes currentNode
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C

Q69: Which of the following operations is a one-step operation in a linked list?
  • A: Add
  • B: Remove
  • C: Find
  • D: Back
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A

Q70: What is the worst-case scenario in the find method in a linked list?
  • A: Finding x at the start
  • B: Finding x at the end
  • C: Not finding x in the list
  • D: Finding x in the middle
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C

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