Disjoint Set Union (Union Find)

Q. How does path compression affect the structure of the Disjoint Set Union?
  • A. It increases the depth of the trees
  • B. It flattens the trees to make future queries faster
  • C. It creates new sets
  • D. It has no effect on the structure
Q. If two elements belong to the same set in a Disjoint Set Union, what will the 'Find' operation return for both elements?
  • A. Different roots
  • B. The same root
  • C. An error
  • D. The size of the set
Q. In the context of Disjoint Set Union, what does the 'Union by Rank' optimization do?
  • A. It merges two sets based on their size
  • B. It keeps track of the height of trees to minimize depth
  • C. It sorts the elements in each set
  • D. It finds the maximum element in a set
Q. In the context of Disjoint Set Union, what does the 'Union' operation do?
  • A. Combines two sets into one
  • B. Finds the maximum element in a set
  • C. Removes an element from a set
  • D. Sorts the elements in a set
Q. In the context of Disjoint Set Union, what does the term 'union by rank' refer to?
  • A. Combining two sets based on their size
  • B. Combining two sets based on their depth
  • C. Finding the maximum element in a set
  • D. Sorting elements in a set
Q. What is the main advantage of using union by rank in Disjoint Set Union?
  • A. It increases the size of the sets
  • B. It minimizes the height of the trees
  • C. It allows for faster sorting
  • D. It simplifies the code
Q. What is the primary purpose of the Disjoint Set Union (Union Find) data structure?
  • A. To sort elements efficiently
  • B. To find the shortest path in a graph
  • C. To manage a collection of disjoint sets
  • D. To implement a stack
Q. What is the result of performing a 'Union' operation on two sets A and B in Disjoint Set Union?
  • A. A and B remain separate
  • B. A and B are merged into one set
  • C. A is deleted
  • D. B is deleted
Q. What is the result of performing a 'Union' operation on two sets that are already connected in Disjoint Set Union?
  • A. The sets remain unchanged
  • B. A new set is created
  • C. An error occurs
  • D. The operation fails
Q. What is the result of performing a 'Union' operation on two sets that are already connected?
  • A. The sets remain unchanged
  • B. A new set is created
  • C. An error occurs
  • D. The sets are split
Q. What is the time complexity of the 'Union' operation in an optimized Disjoint Set Union with path compression and union by rank?
  • A. O(1)
  • B. O(log n)
  • C. O(n)
  • D. O(α(n))
Q. What technique is commonly used to optimize the 'Find' operation in Disjoint Set Union?
  • A. Binary Search
  • B. Path Compression
  • C. Merge Sort
  • D. Heapify
Q. Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of Disjoint Set Union?
  • A. Supports dynamic connectivity
  • B. Allows for efficient merging of sets
  • C. Requires elements to be contiguous in memory
  • D. Can be implemented with trees
Q. Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of the Disjoint Set Union data structure?
  • A. Supports union and find operations
  • B. Can handle dynamic connectivity
  • C. Maintains a sorted order of elements
  • D. Can be implemented using trees
Q. Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of the Disjoint Set Union?
  • A. Supports union and find operations
  • B. Can handle dynamic connectivity
  • C. Requires elements to be integers
  • D. Can be implemented with trees
Q. Which of the following scenarios is best suited for using a Disjoint Set Union?
  • A. Finding the maximum element in an array
  • B. Detecting cycles in a graph
  • C. Sorting a list of numbers
  • D. Searching for an element in a sorted array
Q. Which of the following scenarios is best suited for using Disjoint Set Union?
  • A. Finding the maximum element in an array
  • B. Detecting cycles in a graph
  • C. Sorting a list of numbers
  • D. Searching for an element in a linked list
Q. Which operation in the Disjoint Set Union is used to determine which set a particular element belongs to?
  • A. Union
  • B. Find
  • C. Insert
  • D. Delete
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