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CPSC 1110 - Exam 2 Solved Correctly To
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Definition of array CORRECT ANSWERS Indexed data structure that holds a collection
of multiple variables of the same type in the same name

Array declaration CORRECT ANSWERS type name[size];

Initializer lists (4) CORRECT ANSWERS Values separated by commas, whole thing in
braces
Can omit size of array, it'll figure it out based on initializer list
If initializer list too short for array, the rest of the array will be initialized to 0
Can specify indices like [0] = 1

Do #define statements need a ; CORRECT ANSWERS No

What do variables contain without initialization CORRECT ANSWERS Garbage

What does array name refer to CORRECT ANSWERS Base address, a pointer to the
first element

What happens if you go too far in a row in a 2D array CORRECT ANSWERS It wraps
around to the next row

Address of an element in a 2D array CORRECT ANSWERS base + rowIndex *
(rowElements * elementSize) + colIndex * elementSize

How to declare strings CORRECT ANSWERS In quotes (automatically puts \0)
With initializer list (you need to put \0)

How to declare size for strings CORRECT ANSWERS # characters + 1 (for \0)

How to use strings w/ scanf CORRECT ANSWERS %s
Don't need & because the array name is a pointer

How to get string length CORRECT ANSWERS strlen() in string.h (doesn't count \0)

Multidimensional arrays syntax CORRECT ANSWERS array[rows][cols]

What happens if you refer to just 1 index of a 2D array CORRECT ANSWERS It'll give
you a row

, Bubble sort CORRECT ANSWERS Traverse array, bubble the largest value to the end
each time using pairwise comparisons. Then run again, but ignore the ith-last element
because it has to be in the correct place

Worst case scenario of bubble sort and complexity CORRECT ANSWERS Worst case:
Runs n-1 times (because after n-1 times, the first element HAS to be in the right spot
b/c everything else is)
O(n^2)

Possible improvement to bubble sort CORRECT ANSWERS If during a pass, nothing
was swapped, end early

What to use when swapping CORRECT ANSWERS Temp value to prevent data
destruction

Exchange sort CORRECT ANSWERS Sort of like bubble sort
For each element, it compares that to all elements above it, swapping if necessary.
After each pass, the ith element is in the right spot

Merge sort CORRECT ANSWERS Uses divide and conquer
Divide unsorted array into 2 halves recursively until subarrays contain only 1 element.
Merge the subarrays must picking the lesser of the first remaining elements from each
subarray. Repeat until all elements are sorted for the sub-problem. Then merge one
level higher until the entire array is sorted

Divide and conquer CORRECT ANSWERS Divide the problem in half recursively until
the problem is trivial, solve both halves, then combine

Complexity of merge sort CORRECT ANSWERS O(N*log2(N))

Selection sort CORRECT ANSWERS Find min value of unsorted part of list, swap it to
the place where it's supposed to go (last element of new sorted part). Repeat so the
nth-smallest element is at index n-1

Complexity of selection sort CORRECT ANSWERS O(n^2)

Insertion sort CORRECT ANSWERS Go through and put each element in its correct
spot in the beginning "sorted" part of the array. Basically, if a value is less than the max
of the sorted part, shift elements right until you find the correct place in the array and put
the value there

Dealing with array size CORRECT ANSWERS sizeof(array) returns size of array in
bytes (number of elements * size of type)
sizeof(array) / sizeof(type or array[0]) returns number of elements

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