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Subject: DAA Year and Semester: III/I Unit - I: S.No Blooms Level A B C D Ans

The document contains a series of questions related to algorithm complexity theory, including concepts such as time complexity, characteristics of algorithms, and types of algorithms. Each question is categorized under Bloom's taxonomy and includes multiple-choice answers. The focus is on understanding various algorithmic principles and their implications in computational theory.

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Subject: DAA Year and Semester: III/I Unit - I: S.No Blooms Level A B C D Ans

The document contains a series of questions related to algorithm complexity theory, including concepts such as time complexity, characteristics of algorithms, and types of algorithms. Each question is categorized under Bloom's taxonomy and includes multiple-choice answers. The focus is on understanding various algorithmic principles and their implications in computational theory.

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Subject: DAA Year and Semester: III/I

UNIT – I

S.No Blooms Level Question A B C D E Ans


Which of the following case does not
1 Remembering Best case Worst case Average case Null case None D
exist in complexity theory?
Remembering The time complexity of linear search None
2 O(n) O(log n) O(n2) O(n log n) A
algorithm is
Remembering Which is not a specification of an Pseudo None
3 Program Flowchart Syntax D
algorithm? code
Remembering Which is not a characteristic of an Effectivenes None
4 Input Finiteness Easiness D
algorithm? s
Remembering How many characteristics are considered None
5 3 7 5 8 C
in algorithm?
Remembering What is the minimum number of input None
6 0 1 2 3 A
characteristic taken by algorithm?
The word ____________comes from the
Remembering name of a Persian mathematician Abu None
7 Flowchart Algorithm Flow Syntax B
Ja’far Mohammed ibn-i Musa al
Khowarizmi.
8 Remembering Which complexity is critical for us? Space Time Data Volume None B
In which case time complexity, Inputs
Remembering are provided in such a way that the None
9 Worst Average Best All C
minimum time is required to process
them.
In which case time complexity, Inputs
Remembering are provided in such a way that the None
10 Worst Average Best All A
maximum time is required to process
them.
Remembering Upper bound time complexity is also Average None
11 Best case Worst case Case-1 C
called as ------- time complexity case
In which case time complexity, Inputs
Remembering are provided in such a way that not the None
12 Worst Average Best All B
minimum time and not the maximum
time is required to process them.
Algorithm
Remembering Algorithm Algorithm and Input and None
13 Program is the combination of both and pseudo C
and input data structures output
code
Remembering One of the Approximate Algorithm Squareroot Tossing a Busines Division by
14 None A
example is (2) coin application zero
Remembering One of the Probabilistic Algorithm Squareroot Tossing a Busines Division by
15 None B
example is (2) coin application zero
Remembering Squareroot Tossing a Busines Division by
16 One of the Infinite Algorithm example is None D
(2) coin application zero
Remembering Algorithm’s performance is depends on Middle- None
17 External Internal Level-n C
which factors? level
Remembering Size of the input to the algorithm is Middle- None
18 External Internal Level-n A
considered as ----- factor level
Consider the following functions from
n,100/
positives integers to real numbers 10, √n,
log2n, n,
Remembering n, log2n, 100/n. The CORRECT 100/n, 10, 10, 100/n ,√n, 100/n, log2n,
19 100/n, 10, log2n, B
arrangement of the above functions in log2n, √n, n log2n, n 10 ,√n, n
√n, n 10 ,√n
increasing order of asymptotic
complexity is:
Remembering The process in which a function calls Callee
20 Iteration Recursion Loop Caller B
itself directly or indirectly is called a ----
Progra
m
Program Only one execur
Remembering If a recursive method not having a base Its not a Enters in infintte
21 not iteration es C
case, then what will be happened? problem loop
compiled happened normal
ly
State whether the below statement is true
Remembering or false.
22 True False A
“In recursion, number of parameters is
never change.”
State whether the below statement is true
Remembering or false.
23 True False A
“In recursion, the parameter value
changes.”
Reduce
Remembering time Adds clarity Reduce time to Uses more None
24 The disadvantage of recursion is----- D
complexity to code. debug. space
.
A recurrence is an equation or inequality Either
Remembering Smaller Larger Value not None
25 that describes a function in terms of its -- smaller or A
values. values change
-- larger
Remembering In which recurrence method, we will Substitutio Iteration Recursion Tree Master None
26 A
guess the solution? n Method Method Method Method
Remembering In master method, what is the constraint <=1
27 <1 >1 =1 >=1 D
for “a”
Remembering In master method, what is the constraint <=1
28 <1 >1 =1 >=1 B
for “b”
State whether the below statement is true
Remembering or false.
29 True False B
“In amortized analysis, average or worst
case measure is input dependent.”
Banki
Which amortized analysis method ng
Remembering Potential Accounting Aggregate Energy
30 evaluated as, Total cost of n operations / metho C
method method method method
number of operations d

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