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A practice midterm for the CS61B: Data Structures course at UC Berkeley. It contains multiple-choice and open-ended questions related to topics such as binary search trees, hash maps, and runtime analysis. The document also includes tips for taking the actual midterm, such as working on problems you are comfortable with first and not getting overly captivated by complex corner cases. The practice test has been written by a TA and is not an official exam. The document could be useful as study notes, exam, or assignment for students taking the CS61B course or similar courses in data structures.
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UC Berkeley – Computer Science CS61B: Data Structures Practice Midterm #2, Spring 2016 Constructed by Sherdil Niyaz (Please email me with any typos or other mistakes that you find) This practice test has? questions worth a total of ?? points. This exam has been written by a TA who has not yet looked at the official Midterm 2. This is an unofficial practice test to give you practice for the actual midterm. There’s a very high chance your midterm will look nothing like this. This is only a tool to give you practice and tell you what you need to study. “I pledge to solve all problems on this practice exam without looking at the solutions, and to never be discouraged while studying!” Signature: ________________________ Tips:
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UC BERKELEY Login: _________ b) Draw the following B-Tree (2-3-4 Tree) after you perform insert(43): : c) The smallest number of keys in a valid 2-3-4 Tree of height 3 (where the root is at height 0) is…..?
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