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What is Distinct Edges in dfs (data file structure)?
The two edges which are parallel but whose initial nodes are not same are called distinct edges.
Posted By:
Finley Evans
Posted On:
Sep 05
C++ Programming
Comments: 0
What is an accumulation problem in dfs (data file structure)?
Sometimes if some request for storing some program or variable comes which demands number of loss more than available storage blocks. At that time that storage request is being rejected but still if we free the previously occupied unused block he fe...
Posted By:
Lurline Fischer
Posted On:
Sep 02
C++ Programming
Comments: 0
Which is a correct description of the destructor ‘sample’ and includes output statements?
Options
a) sample :: ~sample() {cout << “Welcome”; }
b) sample :: ~sample() { };
c) void ~sample() { }
d) ~sample() { };
Answer : a) sample :: ~sample() {cout << “Welcome”; }
Posted By:
Reginald Fischer
Posted On:
Sep 01
C++ Programming
Comments: 0
What is Distinct Edges in dfs (data file structure)?
The two edges which are parallel but whose initial nodes are not same are called distinct edges.
Posted By:
Finley Evans
Posted On:
Sep 05
C++ Programming
Comments: 0
What is an accumulation problem in dfs (data file structure)?
Sometimes if some request for storing some program or variable comes which demands number of loss more than available storage blocks. At that time that storage request is being rejected but still if we free the previously occupied unused block he fe...
Posted By:
Lurline Fischer
Posted On:
Sep 02
C++ Programming
Comments: 0
Which is a correct description of the destructor ‘sample’ and includes output statements?
Options
a) sample :: ~sample() {cout << “Welcome”; }
b) sample :: ~sample() { };
c) void ~sample() { }
d) ~sample() { };
Answer : a) sample :: ~sample() {cout << “Welcome”; }
Posted By:
Reginald Fischer
Posted On:
Sep 01
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