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Data Structures Interview Questions

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Which of the following symbol table implementation is based on the property of locality of reference ?
1. Linear list 2. search tree 3. Hash table 4. self-organization list 
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Ln E-R diagram 'the customer is paying his payment' The relationship is 1. one the many 2. many to one 3. one to one 4. none ofthese
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Latest Answer: Abstract Data Type is a tool which specify the logical properties of data types. ...
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Latest Answer: Actually a pointer is just a address holder so its size is always that of an int data type,what ever may be the type of pointer.In a 16-bit compiler,its 2 bytes and in 32-bit compiler,its 4 bytes(ie depeds on sizeof(int)) ...
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Latest Answer: Yes pointer size is always that of size of word on a particular architecture.Actually pointer only contains starting address of a data type, there after how many bytes we have to read (e.g. 1 for char, 2 for int) depends upon type of pointer declared. ...
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You have a new assignment to design and develop a database to track incoming and outgoing harcopy letters for your division. 35 employees are expected to use the database, ranging from clerical to managerial staff. BAsed on the information provided.What steps would you take to complete the assignment?Describe three or more exceptional features that you would design as part of the database?
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Latest Answer: Basic Difference is that the size of array is fixed while stack size can grow and shrink.Stack is a dynamic concept ...

Latest Answer: Uninitialsed Void pointer may point to some where.But a NULL pointer may not.A NULL pointer si something "Unavailable" "Unassigned" "Uninitialsed". ...
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Latest Answer: Quick sort is faster than Bubble sort. ...
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