Graph Traversal: BFS and DFS - Applications - Advanced Concepts

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Q. In a binary tree, which traversal method is most similar to DFS?
  • A. Level-order traversal
  • B. In-order traversal
  • C. Breadth-first traversal
  • D. Random traversal
Q. In which scenario would Depth-First Search (DFS) be preferred over Breadth-First Search (BFS)?
  • A. Finding the shortest path
  • B. Exploring all nodes in a level
  • C. When memory is limited
  • D. Finding connected components
Q. What is a common application of BFS in real-world scenarios?
  • A. Topological sorting
  • B. Finding connected components
  • C. Web crawling
  • D. Cycle detection
Q. What is the main disadvantage of using BFS compared to DFS?
  • A. Higher memory usage
  • B. Slower execution
  • C. More complex implementation
  • D. Less effective for deep graphs
Q. Which algorithm can be used to detect cycles in a directed graph?
  • A. BFS
  • B. DFS
  • C. Dijkstra's Algorithm
  • D. Prim's Algorithm
Q. Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of Depth-First Search?
  • A. Uses a stack
  • B. Can be implemented recursively
  • C. Finds the shortest path
  • D. Explores as far as possible along each branch
Q. Which of the following statements about BFS and DFS is true?
  • A. BFS is always faster than DFS
  • B. DFS can be more memory efficient than BFS
  • C. BFS can be used for topological sorting
  • D. DFS is used for finding the shortest path
Q. Which traversal method is typically used to find the shortest path in an unweighted graph?
  • A. Depth-First Search
  • B. Breadth-First Search
  • C. Dijkstra's Algorithm
  • D. A* Search
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