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4CCS1DST: Data Structures, 2019-20
Coursework 2
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4CCS1DST: Data Structures,
2019-2020
Coursework 2
Coursework posted on 14 March 2020 Submit
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Submission deadline: 24 March 2020, 23:00.
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Coursework 2 2
Questions
1. (15 marks) The ADTs Map, Dictionary and Priority Queue maintain collections of key-value
entries, but support different operations. For each of these three ADTs and for the sequence of
operations given in the tables below, show in the column ‘operation’ the name and arguments
(if any) of this operation. If a given operation is not supported by any single operation of the
ADT, then write “not supported”. If the operation is supported, then show also, in the last two
columns in the tables, the effect of applying this operation (the output, if any, and the collection
after this operation is performed), assuming that the initial collection is (7, F ), (8, Q), (3, H).
Each operation is to be applied to the collection which is the result of the previous operation.
Use the deftnition of these three ADTs as given in the lecture slides.
Operation description Map
operation output collection after the operation
(7, F ), (8, Q), (3, H)
insert the entry (6, R)
remove an entry with key 5
insert the entry (3, E)
return the number of entries
remove an entry with the smallest key
search for key 3
remove an entry with value B
make the collection empty
Operation description Dictionary
operation output collection after the operation
(7, F ), (8, Q), (3, H)
insert the entry (6, R)
remove an entry with key 5
insert the entry (3, E)
return the number of entries
remove an entry with the smallest key
search for key 3
remove an entry with value B
make the collection empty
Operation description Priority Queue
operation output collection after the operation
(7, F ), (8, Q), (3, H)
insert the entry (6, R)
remove an entry with key 5
insert the entry (3, E)
return the number of entries
remove an entry with the smallest key
search for key 3
remove an entry with value B
make the collection empty
Coursework 2 3
2. (a) (5 marks) Draw the binary tree representation of the following arithmetic expression:
(17 ∗ (((22 + 14)/7) − 8))
(b) (5 marks) Give the output from performing the post-order traversal algorithm on the binary
tree you have drawn for Question 2(a).
3. (15 marks) A heap is maintained in an array X of length 11. The current heap has size 9 and
its elements are stored in X as shown below (only the keys are shown).
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
