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UNIVERSITY EXAMINATIONS




May/June 2020

COS2611

Programming: Data Structures

70 Marks
3 Hours



This paper consists of 10 pages including Appendix A, B and C (pp 9-10).

Instructions:

1. Answer all questions.
2. The total marks for this examination is 70 marks.
3. The mark for each question is indicated in brackets next to the question.
4. If you do not submit your work on or before the indicated time, for whatever reason,
you will be marked as absent. In that case, you will be automatically deferred to the
October/November 2020 examination.
5. The code in this exam paper can also be downloaded from myUnisa additional
resource in Exam code folder.

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First Examiner: Mr T Masombuka
Second Examiner: Mr L Aron


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2 COS2611
May/June 2020
Question 1 Program Analysis [10]
For each of the following questions choose the correct alternative.
Questions 1.1, 1.2 and 1.3 refer to the following code fragment.

1 for(int j = 10; j <= n; j++ )
2 for(int k = 1; k <= n; k*=2 )
3 sum++;

4 for(int p = n; p > 1; p/=2 )
5 for(int q = 0; q < 500; q+=4 )
6 sum--;

1.1. How many times is statement 3 executed?

A. O(N)
B. O(N2)
C. O(N3)
D. O(N log N)
E. O(log N)

1.2. How many times is statement 6 executed?

A. O(N)
B. O(N2)
C. O(N3)
D. O(log N)
E. O(N log N)

1.3. What is the running time of the entire code fragment?

A. O(N)
B. O(N2)
C. O(N3)
D. O(log N)
E. O(N log N)

1.4. An algorithm takes 90 seconds for an input size of 100. How long will it take for an input
size of 10 000 if the running time is O(log n)?

A. 100s
B. 108s
C. 180s
D. 360s
E. 900s




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3 COS2611
May/June 2020
1.5. An algorithm takes 4 seconds for an input size of 8. How large a problem can be solved
in 64 seconds if the running time is quadratic O(n 2)?

A. 8
B. 16
C. 32
D. 68
E. 132




Question 2 Linked List [8]
Implement the operation shareList, which is part of class unorderedLinkedList (See
appendix A). This operation copies the elements ofOrig list into listA and listB. All
elements in the even position (elements in position: 0, 2, 4, etc) are copied to listA and the
one’s in an odd position (elements in position: 1, 3, 5, etc) are copied to listB.

Use the following header:

template <class Type>
void shareList(const unorderedLinkedList<Type> & Orig,
unorderedLinkedList<Type> & listA, unorderedLinkedList<Type> &
listB);




Question 3 Searching [6]
Consider the sorted array myList of integers below.

2 5 21 25 35 40 45 48 70 75 89 99


The Binary Search algorithm uses two index variables first and last to determine the position
(stored in another index variable mid) to search for an element. Using Binary Search to search
for the element 75 in myList, give the values of myList[first], myList[mid] and
myList[last] (in the form of a table) every time a new value is calculated for mid.




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