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WGU C949 - Data Structures And
Algorithms exam with question
and answer 100% correct
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Algorithm Describes a sequence of steps to solve a
computational problem or perform a calculation.


Computational Problem Specifies an input, a question about the input that can
be answered using a computer, and the desired
output.

Longest Common Substring An algorithm that determines the longest common
substring that exists in two inputs strings.


Binary Search An efficient algorithm for searching a list. The list's
elements must be sorted and directly accessible
(such as an array).

Dijkstra's Shortest Path An algorithm that determines the shortest path from a
start vertex to each vertex in a graph.


NP-Complete A set of problems for which no known efficient
algorithm exists.


Polynomial time algorithm An algorithm whose execution time grows as a
polynomial of input size. An efficient algorithm is one
whose runtime increases no more than polynomially
with respect to the input size.


Data structure A way of organizing, storing, and performing
operations on data. Operations include accessing or
updating stored data, searching for specific data,
inserting new data, and removing data.


Record A data structure that stores subitems, with a name
associated with each subitem.


Array A data structure that stores subitems, with a name
associated with each subitem. May only store
homogeneous data elements.


Linked list A data structure that stores ordered list of items
in nodes, where each node stores data and has a
pointer to the next node.


Binary tree A data structure in which each node stores data and

, has up to two children, known as a left child and a
right child.

Hash table A data structure that stores unordered items by
mapping (or hashing) each item to a location in an
array.

Tree A non-linear data structure that organizes data in
a hierarchical way.

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