Python 3: Project-based Python, Algorithms, Data Structures - BST from scratch - In-order traversal

The video tutorial demonstrates the execution of a job scheduler project, explaining the data file format and how jobs are loaded, added, and removed using a binary search tree. It covers job rejection due to scheduling conflicts, viewing scheduled jobs, and handling user input errors. The tutorial concludes with a summary of the program's functionality and hints at future steps.

What are the three pieces of information needed for each job in the scheduler?

• Date, duration, and job type

• Time, priority, and job type

• Date, priority, and job name

• Time, duration, and job name

What happens if a job is scheduled at a time that conflicts with an existing job?

• The existing job is rescheduled

• Both jobs are scheduled simultaneously

• The new job is added and the existing job is removed

• The new job is rejected

Which method is used to display jobs in sorted order in the job scheduler?

• Postorder traversal

• Inorder traversal

• Preorder traversal

• Level order traversal

What is required when adding a job to ensure the time format is correct?

• Time should be in hours and minutes format

• Time should be in seconds format

• Time should be in 12-hour format

• Time should be in milliseconds format

What must match when removing a job from the schedule?

• Only the job duration

• The job type and priority

• Only the job name

• The time, duration, and job name

What happens if incorrect job details are provided during the removal process?

• The job is removed anyway

• The job is marked for review

• The removal fails and an error is shown

• The job is rescheduled

What data structure is used to manage the jobs in the scheduler?

• Linked List

• Binary Search Tree

• Queue

• Hash Table