c++ 1) What does AVL stand for? Select one: a. Adel\'son-Vel\'skii and Landis b.

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c++

1) What does AVL stand for?

Select one:

a. Adel'son-Vel'skii and Landis

b. Array Vector Level

c. Automatic Value Loading

2) What is the most important performance advantage that AVL trees have over plain binary search trees?

Select one:

a. An AVL tree's height is always O(log n).

b. AVL trees use less memory than plain binary search trees.

c. AVL trees support both single rotation and also double rotation.

d. Each AVL node has an extra data member for that node's height.

3- The trinode restructuring operation involves three nodes x, y, and z. What do these nodes correspond to?

Select one:

a. A node, parent, and grandparent.

b. A root, successor, and predecessor.

c. A node, aunt, and uncle.

d. A node, sibling, and parent.

1) What does AVL stand for?

a. Adel'son-Vel'skii and Landis

2) What is the most important performance advantage that AVL trees have over plain binary search trees?

b. AVL trees use less memory than plain binary search trees.

3- The trinode restructuring operation involves three nodes x, y, and z. What do these nodes correspond to?

b. A root, successor, and predecessor.

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