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Froggy Jumps Stack Data Structure QuizOnline version Test your knowledge of stacks. by Work 1 Which operation returns the top element without removing it? a pop() b push() c peek() 2 Stack Overflow occurs when: a Stack empty b top == -1 c top == capacity – 1 3 Which implementation allows dynamic resizing? a Linked List b Queue c Array 4 In a linked-list implementation, the pointer top refers to: a Random node b First node (most recent) c Last node 5 Time complexity of pop() is: a O(log n) b O(1) c O(n) 6 Question 11a: What value is popped? a 30 b 10 c 20 7 Question 11b: What value does peek() return? a 20 b 10 c 30 8 Question 11c: Final stack content (top → bottom). a 20, 10 b 10, 20 c 30, 20, 10 9 Question 12a: List all popped values in order. a 9, 7 b 9, 11 c 11, 9 10 Question 12b: What does peek() return? a 11 b 15 c 9 11 Question 12c: Final stack content (top → bottom). a 7, 5, 15 b 15, 5, 7 c 15, 7, 5 12 Question 13a: What are the popped values? a 1, 3 b 1, 4 c 4, 1 13 Question 13b: What does peek() return? a 4 b 3 c 2 14 Question 13c: Final stack content (top → bottom). a 3, 2 b 2, 3 c 3, 2, 1

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Stack Data Structure QuizOnline version

Test your knowledge of stacks.

by Work

Which operation returns the top element without removing it?

pop()

push()

peek()

Stack Overflow occurs when:

Stack empty

top == -1

top == capacity – 1

Which implementation allows dynamic resizing?

Linked List

Queue

Array

In a linked-list implementation, the pointer top refers to:

Random node

First node (most recent)

Last node

Time complexity of pop() is:

O(log n)

O(1)

O(n)

Question 11a: What value is popped?

Question 11b: What value does peek() return?

Question 11c: Final stack content (top → bottom).

20, 10

10, 20

30, 20, 10

Question 12a: List all popped values in order.

9, 7

9, 11

11, 9

Question 12b: What does peek() return?

Question 12c: Final stack content (top → bottom).

7, 5, 15

15, 5, 7

15, 7, 5

Question 13a: What are the popped values?

1, 3

1, 4

4, 1

Question 13b: What does peek() return?

Question 13c: Final stack content (top → bottom).

3, 2

2, 3

3, 2, 1

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Which operation returns the top element without removing it?

Stack Overflow occurs when:

Which implementation allows dynamic resizing?

In a linked-list implementation, the pointer top refers to:

Time complexity of pop() is:

Question 11a: What value is popped?

Question 11b: What value does peek() return?

Question 11c: Final stack content (top → bottom).

Question 12a: List all popped values in order.

Question 12b: What does peek() return?

Question 12c: Final stack content (top → bottom).

Question 13a: What are the popped values?

Question 13b: What does peek() return?

Question 13c: Final stack content (top → bottom).

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