How is the procedure of adding a new node in a linked list of size 2 between the existing nodes?
Create the new node, link it to the first one and link the new one to the last one.
Create the new node, move the last one to the right, and place the node between them.
Create the new node, link it to the last one, and link the first one to the new one.
If a programmer wants to print the data of a linked list in reverse order, what type of linked list should he/she use in order to maximise efficiency?
Linear Linked List
Two-Way Linked List
Circular Linked List
What does dynamic data structure do to manage memory and where does it keep it?
It creates a virtual memory in the hard drive that can be used by any program when needed.
It creates static blocks of memory in the RAM that is always used by a program.
It creates blocks of memory in the heap that can be used by any program.
It is a disadvantage of linear linked lists (Check only one box)
It can only be browsed forward and backwards, so you can't use an ekement by calling its position.
It uses two values in each node, instead of only one as an array... Needless to say, it requires more memory.
It always uses the same amount of memory because it is linear.
Check the box of two advantages of using a static data structure
Memory allocation is fixed so there won't be any problem to add/remove items
Easier to program
No viruses
Less use of memory
Choose one disadvantage of using dynamic data structures (Only check one box)
Can be inefficient and time consuming
There is a fixed size
It could overflow and underflow
All of the above
Each node contains two fields: A "data" field to store any data the element holds and a "next" field which is a place used to link one node to the next one.
Choose the diagram that represents a linear linked list
Choose the diagram that represents a two-way linked list
Choose the diagram that represents a circular linked list
It is possible to delete a value in the middle of a linked list and then to re-link all the list
Which is the right combination (linked list type/Data structure) to represent a queue?
Circular/Static
Circular/Dynamic
Linear/Static
Linear/Dynamic
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