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The document outlines a study guide for the Data Structures course in BCA II Semester, targeting a score of 40+ marks. It details three sections: Section A requires definitions for key concepts, Section B focuses on short answers for frequently asked questions, and Section C covers long answers with specific topics that are likely to appear on the exam. The guide emphasizes the importance of diagrams and clear explanations to achieve high marks.

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Passing Pac

The document outlines a study guide for the Data Structures course in BCA II Semester, targeting a score of 40+ marks. It details three sections: Section A requires definitions for key concepts, Section B focuses on short answers for frequently asked questions, and Section C covers long answers with specific topics that are likely to appear on the exam. The guide emphasizes the importance of diagrams and clear explanations to achieve high marks.

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Data Structures Using C (BCA II Sem – BNU, SEP 2024–25)

🎯 Target: Score 40+ marks with high confidence

Section A – Very Short Answers (10 x 2 = 20 Marks)


Just learn these 10 definitions (appear in all 3 model papers):

1. What are sparse matrices?


2. What is recursion?
3. Define a stack.
4. What is a binary search tree?
5. Define graph.
6. What is circular queue?
7. Define time complexity.
8. Compare stack and queue.
9. What is a non-linear data structure?
10. Mention tree traversal methods.

🎯 Guaranteed 18–20 marks if answered correctly.

Section B – Short Answers (Any 6 x 5 = 30 Marks)


Prepare these 6 – highly repeated and scoring:

1. Explain tree traversal methods (Inorder, Preorder, Postorder) with example.


2. Write an algorithm for bubble sort or selection sort.
3. Explain circular queue with diagram.
4. Explain Towers of Hanoi problem with example.
5. Explain dynamic memory allocation in C with example.
6. Write a note on adjacency matrix with example.

🎯 Clean diagrams and 5-point explanations = 25–30 marks easily.

✅ Section C – Long Answers (Any 3 x 10 = 30 Marks)


Learn these 3. One of them will appear. Others usually rotate in:

1. Stack implementation using array and linked list (push/pop with code +
diagram) ✅
2. Binary Search Tree – Insertion and Deletion with example and diagram ✅
3. Graph traversal – BFS or DFS with algorithm and example ✅

🎯 Answer with diagrams, algorithm steps, code (where asked) = 25–30 marks.

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