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The document lists important questions related to data structures, emphasizing key topics such as control structures, tree definitions, linear arrays, and linked lists. It highlights specific questions deemed most important and suggests that while these questions are crucial, students should also prepare for other topics. Additionally, it mentions that an algorithm question will be included in the exam, with examples like Binary Search and Bubble Sort provided.

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The document lists important questions related to data structures, emphasizing key topics such as control structures, tree definitions, linear arrays, and linked lists. It highlights specific questions deemed most important and suggests that while these questions are crucial, students should also prepare for other topics. Additionally, it mentions that an algorithm question will be included in the exam, with examples like Binary Search and Bubble Sort provided.

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Data Structures important questions


(Warning : I created below important questions list based on my experience and last 5 years question papers. So don’t
expect only these questions will come in your exams. But first prepare these questions and once you will get time prepare
other topics also) ​

Questions highlighted in red color or most important one.

Q.1 Explain with flowchart the following control structure:


(i) Sequence logic (ii) Selection logic (iii) Iteration logic ​
Q2. Explain Conditional Flow and Repetitive Flow used in data structure with diagram.

(Q3) List any six data structure operations.

Q4. Define the following terms with reference to tree:


(i) Root
(ii) Leaf
(iii) Sibling
(iv) Depth
Q5. What is a Linear Array? If lower bound is 26 and upper bound is 45, then compute length of
Array.
Q6. Define the following terms with respect to data structures :
(i) Array
(ii) Queue
(iii) Stack
Q7. Write two features of each of data structure:
(i) Record
(ii) Array
(iii) linked list ​

Q8. Define linked list. Draw and explain labelled diagram of linked list with 5 nodes. ​
Q9. How linked list are represented in memory ?
Q10. Explain memory representation of linked list with suitable example.​

Q11.Define the following terms regarding data structure :​
● Data ​
● Data Item​
● Group Item​
● Elementary Item​
● Entity
● Attributes/Properties​
● Entity Set​
● Information​
● Field​
● Record​
● File​
● Primary Key​

(Q.60) Draw a binary tree structure for the following expression : F = (a - b) / ((P* m) + h) (Ch. 2/Q.
60/Pg. 2-40) (Most Important)
( Q42 ) What is Binary Tree? With suitable example show the relationship between Total Number
Nodes and Depth of Binary Tree. (Most Important)
(Q38.) Explain following terms used in Binary Tree: (Most Important)
(i) Sibling
(ii) Successor
(iii) Leaf
(Q.40) What is Binary Tree? Draw the Tree diagram for the expression. B = (3R/5T)²-(R+Q³) (Most
Important)
(Q44) Explain the memory representation of Binary Tree with suitable example. (Most Important)
(Q44) Explain linked representation of binary tree in memory with suitable example. (Most Important)
(Q63) Define Binary tree. Draw a Tree diagram for following expression. Y= [(a-b-c) + (a+b-c)]³/2 (Most
Important)

Any one algorithm will come ​


1. Explain the Binary Search algorithm with a suitable example.
2. Explain Bubble sort algorithm with suitable examples.

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