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Q1.

GATE CS/IT (Algorithms): What is the asymptotic time complexity of building a Max-Heap from an unsorted array of $n$ elements in 'Operating Systems: Process Management, CPU Scheduling Algorithms, Deadlocks and Banker's Algorithm'?

(A)

$O(n)$ linear time (Operating Systems: Process Management, CPU Scheduling Algorithms, Deadlocks and Banker's Algorithm)

(B)

$O(n \log n)$

(C)

$O(n^2)$

(D)

$O(\log n)$

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Q2.

Theory of Computation: Which of the following language classes is NOT closed under intersection and complementation in 'Operating Systems: Process Management, CPU Scheduling Algorithms, Deadlocks and Banker's Algorithm'?

(A)

Context-Free Languages (CFL) (Operating Systems: Process Management, CPU Scheduling Algorithms, Deadlocks and Banker's Algorithm)

(B)

Regular Languages

(C)

Deterministic Context-Free Languages (DCFL - closed under complement)

(D)

Recursive Languages

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