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Which data structure is typically considered the 'hello world' data structure?
Which data structure is typically considered the 'hello world' data structure?
- Linked lists
- Maps
- Binary Search Trees
- Arrays (correct)
In which language is the solution for counting the number of times each word occurs in a large text provided?
In which language is the solution for counting the number of times each word occurs in a large text provided?
- Python
- C++ (correct)
- Java
- JavaScript
What problem did Jon Bentley mention in 'Programming Pearls' related to Binary Search Trees?
What problem did Jon Bentley mention in 'Programming Pearls' related to Binary Search Trees?
- Creating arrays and other data structures using linked lists
- Iterating through maps
- Counting the number of times each word occurs in a large text (correct)
- Implementing linked lists using arrays
Which building blocks are used to create arrays and other data structures in some functional settings?
Which building blocks are used to create arrays and other data structures in some functional settings?
What data structure is considered the 'hello world' data structure in some procedural settings?
What data structure is considered the 'hello world' data structure in some procedural settings?
Which data structure is used to count the number of times each word occurs in a large text in the provided solution?
Which data structure is used to count the number of times each word occurs in a large text in the provided solution?
Which problem related to Binary Search Trees was mentioned in Jon Bentley's 'Programming Pearls'?
Which problem related to Binary Search Trees was mentioned in Jon Bentley's 'Programming Pearls'?
Which data structure is mentioned as the elementary building block for creating arrays and other data structures in some functional settings?
Which data structure is mentioned as the elementary building block for creating arrays and other data structures in some functional settings?
What is used to implement linked lists in some procedural settings?
What is used to implement linked lists in some procedural settings?
In the provided C++ solution, what is used to store and count the occurrences of each word?
In the provided C++ solution, what is used to store and count the occurrences of each word?
