Algorithms quizzes
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This page gathers Algorithms quizzes on flowcharts, sorting, searching and complexity. School students, university students and professional candidates can practise these topics, while teachers can find ready-made material. There are over 30 community-made quizzes spanning school and university level; choose one to get started.
Quizzes
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5 questionsAlgorithm and Flowchart test An algorithm is a series of steps to solve a problem or carry out a task.
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9 questions16. Greedy Algorithm (Huffman code) What is the greedy algorithm(the 3 steps) to create an encoding tree to compress files?
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168 questionsExam Algo Practice Where is linear searching used?
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57 questionsC++ [Sorting Algorithms MCQ | 57 questions] What is recurrence for worst case of QuickSort and what is the time complexity in Worst case?
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118 questionsCS502- Fundamentals of Algorithms Due to left complete nature of binary tree, the heap can be stored in
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105 questionsAlgo Quizes There is no known algorithm to generate the prime numbers less than a given number n.
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9 questionsBrian Christian TED ED
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24 questionsComputing Quiz 1 A trace table is a way of identifying any...
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25 questionsTable of Algorithms 2 The depth-first search has which time complexity?
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12 questionsBacktracking If you need to solve a problem and you know how to solve it using a dynamic programming algorithm, but you ...
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25 questionsTable of Algorithms 1 The breadth-first search has which space complexity?
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30 questionsGeneral Algorithms What is the space complexity of Iterative Factorial?
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15 questionsChapter 9 multiple choice
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20 questionsTable of Algorithms 3 The recursive fibonacci has which time complexity?
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15 questions6. Algorithm Intro Algorithms and Data Structures | Test 3 Review | CSCI-3110-002 MTSU
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4 questionsUntitled True or false: If an array is already sorted, Linear Search / Sequential Search is more efficient than Bina...
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17 questionsSorting Algorithms What is the space complexity of InsertionSort?
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9 questionsBranch and Bound Bachelor of Software Engineering - Algorithmics course - University of Oviedo
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10 questionsSorting Algorithms Describe Selection Sort
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3 questionsUntitled Which of the following best explains the ability to solve problems algorithmically?
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7 questionsFlowchart Quiz In flowcharting this shape is used to represent:
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24 questionsOther Algorithms What is the space complexity of the iterative Bigsum algorithm?
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15 questions8. Algorithm Case Study Binary search works on both sorted and non-sorted arrays.
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14 questionsComputing Quiz What pseudocode notation do we use?
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7 questionsMerge Sort Questionnaire What is the first step a merge sort takes when executing a sort?
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4 questionsUntitled What is an algorithm?
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6 questionsAlgorithms Algorithms are instructions to complete any type of tasks, from coding to cooking.
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6 questionsCP Homework(05/05/22) Does the merge sort separate the list into?
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6 questionsUntitled True or false: The decision box is a parallelogram.
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7 questionsalgorithms theory The symbol for a sub-process is a rectangle
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3 questionsUntitled What is an Algorithm?
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2 questionsPre-req for MergeSort What is concatenation?
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15 questionsCosas y Cositas Mirar la imagen
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2 questionsUntitled Which symbol on Flowol has a rectangular shape
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2 questionsAlgorithm Tracing What is the final state of the array in the following code?
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5 questionssarah which of the following represents symbol of display?
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2 questionsFlow Charts In flowcharts, What is this symbol used for?
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1 questionsUntitled What's the running time for Prim's?
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1 questionsUntitled Which flowchart symbol is this?
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2 questionsUntitled
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About algorithms quizzes
GoConqr OriginalChoosing algorithms quizzes
Start with Sorting Algorithms if you want to practise describing sorting methods. One quiz with this title asks about selection, insertion, heap, quick and merge sort. Another focuses on the space and time complexity of insertion sort.
For questions on complexity across different algorithms, try General Algorithms or the Table of Algorithms quizzes. The latter include questions on breadth-first and depth-first search, as well as recursive algorithms.
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Choose a quiz that matches the topic you are studying and work through its questions. Use anything you find difficult to decide what to revisit. The quiz on greedy algorithms and Huffman code, for example, asks about creating an encoding tree and the purpose of a greedy algorithm.
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Frequently asked questions
Which quiz can I use to practise flowcharts?
Try Algorithm and Flowchart test for questions about the steps in an algorithm and a flowchart decision symbol. The page also lists Flowchart Quiz and Flow Charts. You can open any of them without an account and choose the questions that fit your revision.
Are these quizzes free to use?
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What can I practise beyond sorting?
The page includes quizzes on flowcharts, algorithm tracing, backtracking and branch and bound. General Algorithms and the Table of Algorithms quizzes ask about time and space complexity. There is also a quiz on greedy algorithms and Huffman code, including questions about creating an encoding tree.