Data Structure Algorithms: BST, Sort, and CLL Operations

Binary Tree Insertion

  1. ptr = ROOT, flag = FALSE
  2. While (ptr != NULL) and (flag = FALSE) do:
  • Case: ITEM < ptr→DATA
  1. ptr1 = ptr
  2. ptr = ptr→LCHILD
Case: ITEM > ptr→DATA
  1. ptr1 = ptr
  2. ptr = ptr→RCHILD
Case: ptr→DATA = ITEM
  1. flag = TRUE
  2. Print “ITEM already exists”
  3. Exit
EndWhile If (ptr = NULL) then:
  • new = GetNode(NODE)
  • new→DATA = ITEM
  • new→LCHILD = NULL
  • new→RCHILD = NULL
  • If (ptr1→DATA < ITEM) then
    • ptr1→RCHILD = new
  • Else
    • ptr1→LCHILD = new
  • EndIf
EndIf Stop

Binary Tree Deletion

  1. ptr = ROOT, flag = FALSE
  2. While
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Understanding Language Education: An Interdisciplinary Approach

Language Education as an Academic Discipline

Language education is a scientific discipline related to the social sciences (one of the five major branches of knowledge). It is an interdisciplinary field based on other areas with a longer history, such as applied linguistics, psychology, and pedagogy. It’s one of the so-called “specific didactics” that are usually part of the departments of Education Sciences in universities and the scientific system in our country.

It is important to note that this

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Unique Birthday Traditions Around the World

Understanding Birthday Traditions Worldwide

Although birthday traditions are quite similar in some countries today, not everyone celebrates in the same way. There are numerous traditions surrounding birthdays, some of which are described below. Family history, culture, language, and economic status are all details that affect the way a person observes the anniversary of their birth. Two of the most significant factors throughout history, however, have been geographic location and spiritual belief.

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Fundamental Concepts in Physical Science and Geology

Matter and Atomic Structure

Matter and Space
Material occupies space. Inertia is often cited as the cause of gravity or motion.
Material Body
The material body is a form of matter with defined limits, representing its own material system.
Atoms
Atoms are formed by a nucleus containing protons and neutrons, and an outer shell where electrons continuously spin around the core.
Ions
Ions are atoms that acquire a net electric charge.
  • A Positive Ion (Cation) is an atom that loses electrons, acquiring a net positive
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Comparing Brick-and-Mortar and Online Business Models

Comparison Between Brick-and-Mortar Model and Online Business Model:

Basis of Comparison

Brick-and-Mortar Model

Online Business Model (E-Business)

Meaning

Traditional business with a physical store where customers visit to buy goods/services.

Business conducted over the internet through websites or apps without a physical store.

Presence

Physical presence (shops, offices, showrooms).

Virtual presence (website, e-commerce platform).

Customer Interaction

Face-to-face interaction with customers.

Interaction through

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Understanding Key Concepts in Psychology and Intelligence

1. A person who can imagine many possible solutions to a problem, including some that might be outside of the box, best illustrates:

B – divergent thinking


2. Per the class notes, intelligence is best defined as a(n):

A – ability to learn from experience and adapt to change.


3. The ability to learn a new computer software program is to ________ as knowledge of state capitals is to ________.

B – fluid intelligence, crystallized intelligence


4. Which of the following is not one of the dimensions of intelligence

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Understanding Harness and Control Systems in Prosthetics

Q. Harness & Control Systems Below Elbow Harnessing and Shoulder Amputee Harnessing

Certainly! Below is a 500-word essay on harness and control systems in upper extremity prosthetics, focusing on below-elbow (B.E.) harnessing, the challenges associated with it, and shoulder amputee harnessing, ending with a detailed conclusion.


Harness and Control Systems in Upper Extremity Prosthetics

In upper extremity prosthetics, harness and control systems are essential for the suspension and function of body-

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Understanding Quick Sort, Search Algorithms, and Sorting Techniques

Q) How does the choice of pivot element affect the running time of the Quick Sort algorithm?

The choice of the pivot in Quick Sort directly affects the balance of the partition and therefore its running time:

  • Good pivot (middle value): Produces nearly equal partitions, leading to O(n log n) time.

  • Bad pivot (smallest or largest element): Produces highly unbalanced partitions, leading to O(n²) time.

Thus, choosing an appropriate pivot (like the median or using randomization) improves average performance.

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Understanding Prebiotic Synthesis and Evolutionary Theories

Prebiotic Synthesis

The prebiotic synthesis: after the experiences concerning the Pasteur problem of the origin of life, which has taken more than 60 years, was addressed anew in 1920. A new version of spontaneous generation was devised, applicable at the beginning of the progressive association of life. This involves the origin of simple inorganic molecules to form more complex organic molecules through the condensation of simple molecules.

Organic formation occurs within the “soup” of molecular

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Understanding Hacker Ethics and Cryptography Techniques

Hacker: Someone who seeks to understand how systems work and finds ways to make them do things they weren’t originally designed to do. Security depends on maintenance and verification, not trust.

Social Engineering: Manipulating people into revealing confidential info (pretexting, phishing, smishing, etc).

Encryption: Converts plaintext to ciphertext.

Decryption: Restores plaintext using a key.

Cipher: Algorithm pair for encryption and decryption.

Key: Secret value that controls the cipher. DES (56

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