Q. A problem definition should not include any

View solution

Q. Operation(s) that an algorithm must fulfill is/are

View solution

Q. An algorithm is composed of a series of

View solution

Q. A task to be performed is known as

View solution

Q. Number of steps composed by an algorithm should be

View solution

Q. In problem solving solution defined constraints should be of form

View solution

Q. Outputs of a function can also be referred to

View solution

Q. An implementation for function that transforms an input to corresponding output is called

View solution

Q. An algorithm must have

View solution

Q. Process of following a method to solve a problem is called a/an

View solution

Q. Inputs of a function can also be referred to

View solution

Q. A relation that can be used to partition a set into equivalence classes is called

View solution

Q. If a binary relation is antisymmetric and transitive is referred to as

View solution

Q. A sequence is also referred to as a

View solution

Q. Duplicate-valued elements can be attributed in a

View solution

Q. Each member of a set can be thought of an/a

View solution

Q. A collection of elements having an specific order is called

View solution

Q. Total order is also called

View solution

Q. If every pair of distinct elements in a partial order are comparable, then order is called a

View solution

Q. Members of a set are drawn from a larger population known as

View solution