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What is a tree data structure?
What is a tree data structure?
- A structure that stores data in a circular manner.
- A structure that stores data in a random manner.
- A hierarchical structure used to represent and organize data. (correct)
- A linear data structure that stores data sequentially.
What is the topmost node of a tree called?
What is the topmost node of a tree called?
- Child node
- Parent node
- Root node (correct)
- Leaf node
Why is a tree considered a non-linear data structure?
Why is a tree considered a non-linear data structure?
- Because the data in a tree are not stored linearly. (correct)
- Because the data in a tree are stored randomly.
- Because the data in a tree are stored sequentially.
- Because the data in a tree are stored in a circular manner.
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