1.4 - Data types, data structures and algorithms - Flashcards

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Binary A base-2 number system consiting of only 0's and 1's
Problems with Sign + Magnitude - Max magnitude reduce (255 to 127) - Binary contains 2 data types - Hard for arithmetic's
BCD (Binary Coded Decimal) Eaach digit has its own 4 bits
Octal Numbers Base 8
Hexadecimal Base 16 (1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,A,B,C,D,E,F)
ASCII A system for stroring text as binary Each character = 8 bits
EBCDIC A system for stroing text as binary Based on BCD
Unicode A larger version of ASCII (Includes Chinese, Arabic...) 32 bits (growing)
Mantissa Holds the digits of the number
Exponents Descirbes the position of the decimal place
Why Normalise? - Each no. only has 1 combination - Reduced waste in the mantissa, therefore increasing range and accuracy
Data Structures - Arrays - If data is related it is sensible to group them together - Arrays must be declared giving their size and data type (Determines the memory space allocaeted) - Statics - cannot change in size
Data Structures - Lists - Dynamic - Can grow in size - Operates like an array but doesn't need to be appended - Creates a static array, but makes more if necessary - Array full? Create new array (x2 size), data is copied occross - More vesatile than arrays
Array Dimensions Arrays can be set ip with multiple dimension (2-D,3-D,4-D...)
Data Structures - Records A 2-D array that allows for the use of multiple data types Give it an identifier then state what fields the record is to contain (Database)
Data Stuctures - Tuples Data in a list or an array can mutate (be altered), therefore is is known as a mutable data type A tuple is a data structure that cannot mutate (immutable)(works like a constant array)
Data Structures - Queues A list that is limited to only allow cdata to be inserted from one end, and retrieved from the other FIFO Enqueue - Data is pushed into the queue from on end Dequeue - Data is popped out from the other end
Circular Queues When a queue utilises an array (static), they can be circular in nature
Data Structures - Stacks A list which is limited to only allow data to be inserted and retrieved from one end LIFO Can only access from the top Used to reverse the order of a list (recirsive function)
FIFO First In First Out
LIFO Last In First Out
Underflow When a program tries to remove data from an empty data structure
Conjunction
Disjunction
Negation
Exclusive Disjunction
Equivalence
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