College of Computing and Informatics
Assignment 1
Deadline: Tuesday 20/09/2022 @ 23:59
[Total Mark for this Assignment is 8]
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Blackboard via the allocated folder. These files must not be in compressed format.
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page.
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Use Times New Roman font for all your answers.
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Learning
Outcome: WK2LO4: Understand
the complexity of
an Algorithm
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Question One
3 Marks
A. Assume that each of the expressions in the following table has processing
time T(n) to solve a problem of size n. Identify the dominant term(s) having the
growing increase in n and specify the Big-Oh complexity.
Expression
A.1
A.2
8 + 0.081n2 + 0.040n
A.3
100n + 0.081 log3 n + n3
A.4
0.081 log4 n + 81n
Dominant
term(s)
100 + n log2 n
B. Find the Big-Oh for each of the following programs.
B.1
sum = 0;
for(i = 0; i < n; i++)
sum++;
B.2
sum = 0
for(i = 0; i < n; i++)
for( j = 0; j < n * n; j++)
sum++;
Big-Oh
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Learning
Outcome: WK3LO4: Understand
the efficiency of
Linked lists
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Question Two
1 Mark
Both ArrayList and LinkedList are inefficient for searches, take linear time.
Explain why this occurs in these data structures
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Outcome:
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Question Three
2.5 Marks
Write a Java program using Stack class to demonstrate the following activities:
CLO1:
1- Create three empty stacks named stack1, stack2 and stack3 respectively.
Describe basic
2- Push the numbers [6,4,9] into stack1 and [1,2,3] into stack2.
and advanced
3- Pop the top number of stack1 and top number of stack2 and multiply
data structures
such as linked
lists, stacks, and
them. Then, push the multiplication result into stack3.
4- Pop the top number of stack1 and top number of stack2 and divide them.
Push the result of division into stack3.
queues.
5- Print Stack1, stack2 and stack3.
CLO4:
6- Print the largest number in stack3
Demonstrate
[Note: Provide a screenshot of the code output].
implemented
solution with
appropriate data
structure and
algorithm for the
assigned
problem.
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Outcome:
CLO1:
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Question Four
1.5 Marks
Write a java program to create a linked list named "grades" with four elements:
"Second grade", "Third grade", "Fourth grade", and "Sixth grade".
Describe basic
and advanced
data structures
such as linked
lists, stacks, and
queues.
CLO4:
Demonstrate
implemented
solution with
appropriate data
structure and
algorithm for the
assigned
problem.
Then do the following activity and provide a screenshot of the code result.
1-
Add a new element "First grade" at the beginning of the linked list using
iterator.
2- Add a new element "Fifth grade" after the element "Fourth grade" using
iterator.
3- Print the LinkedList backward from the last element to the first element
using hasPrevious()
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