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a. Explain the search complexity of stack and queue, which is better in following cases: i. When numbers are stored in ascending order When numbers are stored in descending order When numbers are unsorted ii. iii.

a. Explain the search complexity of stack and queue, which is better in following cases: i. When numbers are stored in ascending order When numbers are stored in descending order When numbers are unsorted ii. iii.

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a. Explain the search complexity of stack and queue, which is better in following cases: i. When numbers are stored in ascending order When numbers are stored in descending order When numbers are unsorted ii. iii. b. Consider there are random numbers and their size is not predictable initially. The requirement is to store them in a way that is efficient in following means: i. the chosen data structure is memory efficient a lot of insertions and deletions are expected from the given positions a lot of insertions and deletions are expected based on no- duplicate allowed rule a lot of insertions and deletions are expected from given positions' successor/predecessor ii. iii. iv.
Transcribed Image Text:a. Explain the search complexity of stack and queue, which is better in following cases: i. When numbers are stored in ascending order When numbers are stored in descending order When numbers are unsorted ii. iii. b. Consider there are random numbers and their size is not predictable initially. The requirement is to store them in a way that is efficient in following means: i. the chosen data structure is memory efficient a lot of insertions and deletions are expected from the given positions a lot of insertions and deletions are expected based on no- duplicate allowed rule a lot of insertions and deletions are expected from given positions' successor/predecessor ii. iii. iv.
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And which data structure is better in the cases of ::

  • numbers in ascending order
  • numbers in descending order
  • when numbers are unsorted

 

 

 

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