Data Structure

What is the principle of a stack?

• Sequential access

• Last in, first out

• Random access

• First in, first out

Which operation is used to add new elements to the stack?

• Delete

• Push

• Pop

• Insert

What are the consequences of buffer overflow?

• Memory Corruption, Unintended Behavior, Security Exploitation

• Data loss, System crash, Unauthorized access

• Hardware failure, Network outage, Power outage

• Slow system performance, Software update, Data backup

What is the basic data structure used in a stack?

• Linked list

• Array

• Queue

• Tree

What is the outcome of applying non-primitive data structures in designing secure computer systems?

• Increased cost

• Reduced complexity

• Enhanced security

• Improved performance

What is the outcome of using computing algorithms concepts to differentiate worst-case from average-case behavior?

• Improved efficiency

• Reduced errors

• Faster processing

• Better user experience

What is the outcome of applying primitive data structures in designing secure computer systems?

• Increased flexibility

• Reduced maintenance

• Enhanced reliability

• Improved scalability

What is the outcome of employing principles of computing algorithms in designing secure computer systems?

• Increased cost

• Reduced complexity

• Improved security

• Enhanced performance

What is the basic operation associated with queues?

• Push

• Pop

• Delete

• Insert

How is a stack represented using linked list?

• Array

• Linked list

• Tree

• Queue