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AVL Tree
Self-balancing trees keep data access lightning-fast by never letting their branches grow too uneven
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Why do AVL trees perform rotations after insertions or deletions?
To increase the height of the tree for faster access
To restore the balance by ensuring the height difference between child subtrees is at most one
To randomly rearrange nodes for better data distribution
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Octree
How subdividing space into eight parts revolutionized 3D graphics efficiency
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What is the primary advantage of using an octree to partition 3D space in graphics applications?
It stores all 3D points in a single flat list for faster access.
It eliminates the need for any collision detection algorithms.
It reduces computational overhead by focusing on relevant spatial regions through recursive subdivision.
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Binary Search Tree
The efficiency of binary search trees hinges on a delicate balance between order and chaos
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What is the main trade-off in maintaining a binary search tree's efficiency?
Storing duplicate keys to speed up search operations
Using a linked list structure instead of a tree to simplify insertions
Balancing the tree's height to ensure fast operations versus the complexity of maintaining that balance
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Red-Black Tree Insertion
The subtle art of balancing data: how color and rotation keep red-black trees swift
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What is the primary reason for performing rotations during the insertion of a node in a red-black tree?
To increase the height of the tree for better search performance
To change the color of the nodes arbitrarily without affecting structure
To restore the red-black properties and maintain tree balance after insertion
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Hierarchical Tree Structure
Hierarchical trees mirror natural and organizational orders but invert the biological tree's direction
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What is a primary advantage of using a hierarchical tree structure to organize information?
It allows for multiple parent nodes for a single child, reflecting complex networks.
It eliminates the need for any branching, simplifying all data into a single level.
It clearly represents parent-child relationships, making navigation intuitive.
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One-Dimensional Array
One-dimensional arrays provide a simple and efficient way to organize and access linear data sequences
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What is the primary advantage of using a one-dimensional array in programming?
Efficient direct access to elements using their index
Ability to store elements of different data types
Automatic resizing when elements are added
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