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Froggy Jumps Stacks & Linked Lists QuestOnline version Data structures challenge by Harshrajsinh Solanki 1 Which operation adds an element to the top of a stack? a Push b Pop c Enqueue 2 What is the time complexity of a stack's push and pop operations on an array-based implementation? a O(log n) b O(n) c O(1) average 3 In a singly linked list, which pointer is essential to traverse the list from head to tail? a Next pointer b Prev pointer c Data pointer 4 Which data structure follows LIFO order? a Stack b Queue c Linked list 5 What is a common use case for a stack in programming? a Binary search b Graph traversal c Function call management (call stack) 6 Which operation removes the element at the top of a stack? a Push b Peek c Pop 7 In a doubly linked list, which pointers improve traversal flexibility? a Next and Prev pointers b Head and Tail only c Data and Index pointers 8 Which data structure is best for implementing undo functionality in applications? a Tree b Stack c Queue 9 What does a linked list node typically contain? a Only data b Data and a reference to the next node c Key and partition 10 Which statement is true about linked lists vs arrays? a Linked lists are always faster to access b Linked lists have dynamic size; arrays have fixed size c Arrays require more memory than linked lists

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Stacks & Linked Lists QuestOnline version

Data structures challenge

by Harshrajsinh Solanki

Which operation adds an element to the top of a stack?

Push

Pop

Enqueue

What is the time complexity of a stack's push and pop operations on an array-based implementation?

O(log n)

O(n)

O(1) average

In a singly linked list, which pointer is essential to traverse the list from head to tail?

Next pointer

Prev pointer

Data pointer

Which data structure follows LIFO order?

Stack

Queue

Linked list

What is a common use case for a stack in programming?

Binary search

Graph traversal

Function call management (call stack)

Which operation removes the element at the top of a stack?

Push

Peek

Pop

In a doubly linked list, which pointers improve traversal flexibility?

Next and Prev pointers

Head and Tail only

Data and Index pointers

Which data structure is best for implementing undo functionality in applications?

Tree

Stack

Queue

What does a linked list node typically contain?

Only data

Data and a reference to the next node

Key and partition

Which statement is true about linked lists vs arrays?

Linked lists are always faster to access

Linked lists have dynamic size; arrays have fixed size

Arrays require more memory than linked lists

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by Harshrajsinh Solanki

Which operation adds an element to the top of a stack?

What is the time complexity of a stack's push and pop operations on an array-based implementation?

In a singly linked list, which pointer is essential to traverse the list from head to tail?

Which data structure follows LIFO order?

What is a common use case for a stack in programming?

Which operation removes the element at the top of a stack?

In a doubly linked list, which pointers improve traversal flexibility?

Which data structure is best for implementing undo functionality in applications?

What does a linked list node typically contain?

Which statement is true about linked lists vs arrays?

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