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What is an efficient algorithm?
What is an efficient algorithm?
- An algorithm that occupies more space and requires the maximum amount of time to complete its execution
- An algorithm that occupies less space and requires the minimum amount of time to complete its execution (correct)
- An algorithm that has no impact on space and time during execution
- An algorithm that is unnecessary and does not execute
What is the criterion for an algorithm to be deemed efficient?
What is the criterion for an algorithm to be deemed efficient?
- It should occupy less space and require the minimum amount of time for execution (correct)
- It has to use the least efficient data structures
- It does not need to consider space and time complexity
- It must occupy the most space and require the maximum amount of time for execution
What is the implication if an algorithm is less efficient?
What is the implication if an algorithm is less efficient?
- It has no impact on execution speed
- It leads to slower execution (correct)
- It makes no difference in memory usage
- It results in faster execution
What happens when an algorithm is more efficient in terms of space usage?
What happens when an algorithm is more efficient in terms of space usage?
What is the outcome of a less efficient algorithm with regards to space usage?
What is the outcome of a less efficient algorithm with regards to space usage?
Which type of sorting is used when the data is too large to fit into the main memory at a time?
Which type of sorting is used when the data is too large to fit into the main memory at a time?
Which type of sorting is used when all data is placed in the main memory?
Which type of sorting is used when all data is placed in the main memory?
Which of the following algorithms is NOT suitable for large data sets due to its high time complexity?
Which of the following algorithms is NOT suitable for large data sets due to its high time complexity?
What does Bubble Sort do to rearrange the array elements?
What does Bubble Sort do to rearrange the array elements?
Which type of sorting algorithm works by comparing adjacent elements to decide which one is greater?
Which type of sorting algorithm works by comparing adjacent elements to decide which one is greater?
External Sorting is used for a massive amount of data:
External Sorting is used for a massive amount of data:
Bubble Sort is suitable for large data sets due to its low time complexity:
Bubble Sort is suitable for large data sets due to its low time complexity:
Merge Sort is an example of an internal sorting algorithm:
Merge Sort is an example of an internal sorting algorithm:
Bubble Sort works by repeatedly swapping adjacent elements if they are in the correct order:
Bubble Sort works by repeatedly swapping adjacent elements if they are in the correct order:
Internal Sorting is used when the data is too large to fit into the main memory at a time:
Internal Sorting is used when the data is too large to fit into the main memory at a time:
