Data Structure Assignment

Jinnah University for Women
Department of Computer Science & Software Engineering

Batch: BS SE 2020
Data Structures and Algorithms (CSS 2051)
Theory Assignment
Max. Marks: 10
Question 1 [Mark: 02]
a) What do you understand by the term 'complexity'? Find the complexity of the following algorithm
using Big O notation (suppose 'Module X' requires T units of time to be executed, where T is a
constant and 'n' is the input size).
1. Set K := N;
2. Repeat for I = 1 to N:
3. Repeat steps 4 and 5 while K > 1
4. Module X
5. Set K := K/2.
[End of Step 3 loop]
[End of Step 2 loop]
6. Exit.
ANSWER:
➢ COMPLEXITY: Complexity is the time taken by the algorithm to
run; it measures time taken to execute each statement of code in an
algorithm. We can also say that complexity is defined by the no. of
comparison of a particular system.
➢ COMPLEXITY OF THE GIVEN ALGORITHM:
The complexity of the given algorithm according to its
repetition, it is dividing the data into half each time, ‘T’ unit
time and ‘n’ input size as following.
n= (1+1/2+1/4+…..+1/n)
The complexity of the system by using big O notation is
O(nlog2n).
b) Using stacks, translate the following infix expressions into postfix and also evaluate the part ii:
i. a + b * c ^ d – e ^ (f + g * h) – i
ii. 5 * 7 + (2 ^ 3 + 12) / 4 – 3 ^ 3 – 8
EVALUATION OF PART B (ii):
Question 2 [Marks: 02]
a) Write an algorithm SWAP(INFO, LINK, START, K) which interchanges the Kth and K+1st elements
in the linked list without changing the values in INFO.
def SWAP(INFO,LINK,START,N):
i=1
head = START
if k== 1:
ele = head.next.next
prev = head
head = head.next
head.next = prev
prev.next = ele
while head is not None and i < k:
head = head.next
i += 1
if head.next is Null or head.next.next is Null:
print(‘'You can't swap k and k+1st node")
Nnode = head.next
nextNode = Nnode.next
head.next = nextNode.next
nextNode.next = Nnode
b) Suppose LIST (INFO, LINK, START, AVAIL) is a one-way circular header list in memory. Write an
algorithm TWOWAY (INFO, LINK, BACK, START) which assigns values to a linear array BACK to form
a two-way list from the one-way list.
ALGORITHM:
Step 1: Start.
Step 2: TWOWAY[START] := INFO[START]
Step 3: TWOWAY[END] := TWOWAY[START]
Step 4: CURRENT := INFO[SLINK]
Step 5: While CURRENT ≠INFO[HEAD]
newNode := CURRENT
TWOWAY[ELINK] := newNode
TWOWAY[END] := newNode
Current := LINK[CURRENT]
STEP 06: Write “Made the two way list successfully”.
STEP 07: Exit.
a) Consider the binary search tree below, show the resulting tree (with all necessary steps) after:
i. Inserting each of the following keys: 65, 95 and 37.
ii. Deleting each of the following keys: 41, 90 and 60.
b) Write the preorder, inorder and postorder traversals of the tree shown in the figure below.
PREORDER: 60,12,4,1,41,29,23,37,90,71,84,100
INORDER: 1,4,12,23,29,37,41,60,71,84,90,100
POSTORDER: 1,4,23,37,29,41, 12,84,71,100,90,60
Trace Dijkstra’s algorithm on the graph in Figure 1, showing the shortest path and its distance
from node A to every other node.
Figure 1: Weighted Graph
Using linked lists, develop the algorithms for insertion and deletion in
a) Stacks
INSERTION:
Here is the algorithm to insert the value in the stack
1.Create a newNode and insert that value in the new node
2.Check if list has any node or not if(top==NULL)
3.If empty then make the new node as first node, set next node as null newNode-
>next=NULL
4.If not empty then simply put it top, top=newNode
DELETION:
Here is the algorithm to delete value from stack
1.Check if stack has any value at top or not (top==NULL)

2.If empty print "No element in stack"
3.If not empty the create a node type reference and store top in it ref=Top
4.Store in top next node
5.Delete (ref)
b) Queues
INSERTION:
Here is the algorithm to insert the value in the queue
1.Create a new node and store value in it and make next null
2.Check whether queue is empty or not if rear is null then empty
3.If empty then store new node in rear and front both
4.If not then store new node in rear->next
DELETION:
Here is the algorithm to delete node from queue
1.Check if queue is empty
2.if yes print "No element"
3.if no then make a node type reference and store front in that (ref=front)
4.Make front to point front->next
5.delete(ref).

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Question 1 [Mark: 02]

Question 2 [Marks: 02]

while head is not None and i < k:

if head.next is Null or head.next.next is Null:

print(‘'You can't swap k and k+1st node")

Question 3 [Marks: 02]

Question 4 [Marks: 02]

1.Create a newNode and insert that value in the new node

2.Check if list has any node or not if(top==NULL)

4.If not empty then simply put it top, top=newNode

1.Check if stack has any value at top or not (top==NULL)

2.Check whether queue is empty or not if rear is null then empty

4.If not then store new node in rear->next

Here is the algorithm to delete node from queue

1.Check if queue is empty

2.if yes print "No element"

4.Make front to point front->next

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