Algorithm Complexity Final Exam

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Algorithm Complexity Final Exam

Algorithm Complexity Final Exam

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Computers

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15 questions

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1.

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The term ____________________________ measures how many steps are required by the algorithm to solve the given problem.

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_________________________ Imposes a complexity of O (N). It encompasses the same number of steps as that of the total number of elements to implement an operation on N elements.

3.

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__________________ refers to an informal high-level description of the operating principle of a computer program or algorithm.

4.

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The Divide and Conquer strategy consists of how many main steps?

5.

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What type of algorithm uses randomness in its logic?

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Which algorithm design technique is considered top-down?

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Big-O notation represents:

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