Answer: Option D: The weight of a link in adjacency list representation can be changed in O(1) time.
Explanation:
Option A: Adjacency list representation is preferred over adjacency matrix if the graph is sparse. This is True.
Option B: The storage requirement of adjacency matrix is O( N2 ). is also true and it is one of the disadvantage of adjacency matrix.
Option C. Accessing the weight of a specific link in adjacency list representation can take O( N ) time. is also True
Option D. The weight of a link in adjacency list representation can be changed in O(1) time. is the only False Option.
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Which of the following is the size of an adjacency list graph representation? V refers to the number of vertices, E the number of edges. a. O(V+E) b. O( VE) Oc O(V * E) d. O(V * 2E)
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When the edge (u,v) is added to a directed graph which of the following does not occur? O u is added to the dictionary if it did not already exist O vis added to the dictionary if it did not already exist O vis added to u's adjacency list O u is added to v's adjacency list all of the above occur
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In a graph with v vertices and e edges, which of the following maximum sizes is not correct for the shortest path computation? O v for the number of adjacency lists O e for the total size of all adjacency lists O e for the size of the dictionary O v for the size of the queue O all of the above are correct
Design and implement Dijkstra’s algorithm to
compute all-pair shortest paths in any given graph using
An adjacency matrix using a one-dimensional array for
storing only the elements of the lower triangle in the adjacency
matrix.[Program in C language]
The input to program must be connected, undirected, and weighted
graphs. The programs must be able to find shortest paths on two
types of connected, undirected, and weighted graphs: complete graph
(a graph with a link between every pair of nodes) and...
41. True or False? Searching the components of an unordered list
ADT is faster with a linked list representation than with a direct
array representation.
a) true
b) false
42. True or False? If an operation that allows random access to
individual components of a list ADT is defined and occurs
frequently, it is better to represent the list directly as an array
than to use a linked list.
a) true
b) false
43. To prevent a compile-time error, how...
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