True or FalseFor each statement below, indicate whether you think it is True or False. If you like, you can provide a description of your answer for partial credit in case you are incorrect. Given a stack implemented as an array, and the following functions performed: Push(A), Push (B), Push(C), Pop(), Push(D), Push(E), Pop(), Push(F) The array will be [A][B][D][F] and the “top” of the stack will be at index 3 where [F] isThe next element that will be removed when Pop is called will be AIf we Push(G), [G] will be inserted at index 0 Given a queue implemented as an array with a maximum capacity of 5 elements and O(1) insert and remove, and the following functions are performed: Insert(7), Insert(6), Insert(5), Insert(4), Remove(), Remove(), Insert(3), Insert(2), Insert(1), Remove() The removeIndex value will be index 4The array will be [2][1][ ][4][3]The insertIndex value will be index 2 Given a priority queue implemented as a standard linked list with only a head pointer, insert performing at O(n) and remove at O(1), and the following functions performed (higher numbers represent higher priorities): Insert(“Rick”, 75), Insert(“Carol”, 80), Insert(“Daryl”, 65), Remove(), Insert(“Negan”, 60), Insert(“Maggie”, 25), Remove(), Insert(“Michonne”, 55) If Insert(“Eugene”, 40) is called, it will be added as the last node in the linked listThe linked list from head to the end at this point is Rick, Negan, Michonne, and then MaggieCarol was the first element removed from the priority queueNone of the above

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Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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True or False

For each statement below, indicate whether you think it is True or False. If you like, you can provide a description of your answer for partial credit in case you are incorrect.

Given a stack implemented as an array, and the following functions performed:

Push(A), Push (B), Push(C), Pop(), Push(D), Push(E), Pop(), Push(F)

The array will be [A][B][D][F] and the “top” of the stack will be at index 3 where [F] is
The next element that will be removed when Pop is called will be A
If we Push(G), [G] will be inserted at index 0

Given a queue implemented as an array with a maximum capacity of 5 elements and O(1) insert and remove, and the following functions are performed:

Insert(7), Insert(6), Insert(5), Insert(4), Remove(), Remove(), Insert(3), Insert(2), Insert(1), Remove()

The removeIndex value will be index 4
The array will be [2][1][ ][4][3]
The insertIndex value will be index 2

Given a priority queue implemented as a standard linked list with only a head pointer, insert performing at O(n) and remove at O(1), and the following functions performed (higher numbers represent higher priorities):

Insert(“Rick”, 75), Insert(“Carol”, 80), Insert(“Daryl”, 65), Remove(), Insert(“Negan”, 60), Insert(“Maggie”, 25), Remove(), Insert(“Michonne”, 55)

If Insert(“Eugene”, 40) is called, it will be added as the last node in the linked list
The linked list from head to the end at this point is Rick, Negan, Michonne, and then Maggie
Carol was the first element removed from the priority queue
None of the above

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