If you are given a set of nodes (key/value pairs) to create a BST, could you create a BST such that it meets both the BST and max heap structural rules? Why or why not? Assume each node is unique (i.e., there are no duplicate keys). Group of answer choices: A. Yesa BST is always both a BST and max heap at the same time. B. No a max heap can never be a BST and a max heap at the same time, and a BST can never be a BST and max heap at the same time. C. No a max heap can look like a BST and max heap at the same time when the nodes are in a specific layout, but a BST can never be a BST and max heap structure at the same time. D. Yesa (small) tree can meet both BST and max heap structural rules at the same time when the nodes are in a specific layout.

If you are given a set of nodes (key/value pairs) to create a BST, could you create a BST such that it meets both the BST and max heap structural rules? Why or why not? Assume each node is unique (i.e., there are no duplicate keys). Group of answer choices: A. Yesa BST is always both a BST and max heap at the same time. B. No a max heap can never be a BST and a max heap at the same time, and a BST can never be a BST and max heap at the same time. C. No a max heap can look like a BST and max heap at the same time when the nodes are in a specific layout, but a BST can never be a BST and max heap structure at the same time. D. Yesa (small) tree can meet both BST and max heap structural rules at the same time when the nodes are in a specific layout.

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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