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Annexure

Homework type/no Assignment 1 Course code CSE-205

Course instructor: Mrs.Rani geetika


Date of submission: 2/3/2010

Student roll no: B44 Section no: E1802

Declaration:
I declare that this assignment is my individual work. I have not copied from any
other student’s work or from any other source except where due acknowledgment
is made explicitly in the text, nor has been written for me another person.
Student’s signature: DEEPAK PANWAR

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ASSIGNMENT - 1
Q1

ANS:-

Every application designed using computers need to manage and


process data which is considered as the key component for
application’s existence. If any application involves processing of
small amount of data then performance of various operations
involved in manipulating data may hardly be affected by the way
data is organized or stored in memory. However, if an application
involves manipulation of large and complex data then the
performance of various operations involved will differ in the way
how data is stored and organized. Then to solve this type of
problem we use the data structuring.

Let us consider an example of a company in which you have to


organize information of the company’s employees and perform
various operations on them. One way to organize this information
is to make a list of name of all employees alphabetically with their
designation.

Using such structure of data, we quickly locate an employee’s


information using its name. Had the employee information not
being organized alphabetically, it would be very difficult to locate
and retrieve any employee information quickly. But this
representation does not depict the relationship between
employees. As it is not clear which clerk works under which
manager and so on. So, in order to depict relationship between
employee, you can add another field ‘BOSS’ which corresponds to
immediate head of an employee.

This has some problem like this,

1. Locating the president of the company.

2. Names of the clerks working under particular manager etc.


ANS2.

The implementation of a data structure usually requires writing a


set of procedure that create and manipulate the instances of that
structure. The efficiency of data structure can’t be analyzed
separately from those operations. This observation moves the
theoretical concept of an Abstract Data Type, a data structure
that is defined indirectly by the operations that may be performed
on it, and the mathematical properties of those operations
(Including their Space and Time costs)

By the term abstract we identify the essential feature without


considering detailed specification or implementation.

There are several eg. of Abstract data types and stack and
queues are common among those. The basic operation of stack
and queue are as shown below.

STACK PUSH AND POP TOP

1
2
3
QUEUE ENQUEUE AND DEQUEUE

3 2 1
FRONT REAR

Note that each of above ADTs has two parts (a) a particular data
structure and (b) operations applied on the data structure. We call
these data type abstract because we have said nothing about
how they are implemented.

Q3
ANS:-Data structure are used in various diverse field of computer
science, such as :

 Statistical analysis package

 Operation System

 Graphic

 Artificial intelligence

 Network Analysis

 Numerical Analysis

 Computer Design

 Simulation

These all can be used for different purposes depending on


the need.

Q4

ANS:-

An algorithm is a well defined list of steps for solving a


particular problem. So algorithm complexity may be defined
as :- the complexity of an algorithm is the function which
gives the running time and /or space in term of the input
size. Each of our algorithm will involve a particular data
structure. Sometime the choice of data structure involves a
time space tradeoff: by increasing the amount of space for
storing the data , one may be able to reduce the time
needed for processing the data , or vice versa.
The complexity of an algorithm is
a function f(n) that gives the running time and memory
space required by an algorithm for processing the input data
of size n. the concept of algorithm complexity was developed
by Juris Hart Manis and Richard E. Sterns.

Eg. Void matrixmul(int A[] [], int B[] [], int C[] [], int n, int m)

For(int i=1;i<=n;i++)

For (int j=1;j<=n;j++)

{C[i] [j]=0;

For (int k=1;k<=n;k++)

{ C[i][j]+=A[i][k]*B[k][j];

} return 0;

This function multiples two matrices A,B each of order nxn


and stores the result in matrix C of order nxn. Time
complexity of this function is,

2+3n+4n2+3n3

Then its big O notation will be expressed by O(n3) order of


n3. Because the notation uses capital letter O to denote the
order, it is called Big O notation.

Q5

ANS:-Algorithm for deletion

1. Repeat for I=k to N-1 [K=NAME WHICH WE WANT TO


DELETE OR K=JANE]
A[I] A[I+1] [Move element with index I+1
upward by 1]

[end of loop]

2. N N-1 [RESET the size of A to N-1]

3. RETURN

Algorithm for INSERTION

1. I N[Initialize Counter]

2. Repeat Steps 3 and 4 while I>=k [K=POSITION OF


THE ELEMENT WHERE WE
INSERT THE ABC]

3. A[I+1] A[I] [Moves elements with index I


downwards by 1]

4. I I-1 [Decrease Counter ]

[end of step 2 loop]

5. A[K] ITEM [Inserts element at Kth position]

6. N N+1 [Reset size to N+1]

7. EXIT

ANS 6 :- Algorithm for finding average grade for each


test.

1. Repeat for I:= 1 to 6


2. Set SUM: = 0.

3. Repeat for J=1 to 30

SUM= SUM+TEST[ J ].

(End of inner loop)

4. AVG=SUM / 30.

(end of outer loop)

5. EXIT.

Q7ANS:-I

1) SUM 0,a[k]0

2) Repeat Step for I=1to 30 [Outer loop]

3) Repeat Step for j=1to 6 [Inner loop]

4) Repeat Steps 5for I=1to5

5) Repeat Step 6for j=1to5-I

6) If(a[j]>a[j+1])then[comparing adjacent elements]

7) TEMPA[J]

8) A[J]A[J+1]

9) A[J+1]TEMP

[End of the if loop]

[End of the step 2 loop]

[End of step 1 loop]

10) Return
11) Repeat Steps 6 for I=1 to 5

12) sum=sum+A[I]

13) average=sum/5

14) if(average>=60)then

gradeA

15) Exit

Q8ANS:- SOLUTION

1. SUM 0

2. Repeat Step 3for I=1to 30 [Outer loop]

3. Repeat Step 4for j=1to 6 [Inner loop]

4. Sum=sum+a[j]

5. average=sum/6;

6.if(average>=60)then

Gradepass

Else

Gradefail

count++

[End the if loop]

[End the inner loop]

[End the outer loop]

7.Return
Q9 ANS:- solution

1. SUM 0

2. Repeat Step 3for I=1to 30 [Outer loop]

3. Repeat Step 4for j=1to 6 [Inner loop]

4. Sum=sum+a[j]

5. Percentagesum/6

6. A[i]=percentage

[End of inner loop]

[End of outer loop]

7. Repeat Step 8 for I=1to 30

8. Sum=sum+A[i]

9. avgerage=sum/30

[End of the loop]

10. if(average>=60)then

GradeA

Else

GradeB

[End of the if loop]

10. Return

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