Computer Networking: A Top-Down Approach (7th Edition)
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Author: James Kurose, Keith Ross
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What is the problem with the following interface declaration?
public interface MenuItem {
public double maxPrice = 12;
public double getPrice () ;
O maxPrice is declared as a double, but its value does not have a decimal point
O It's actually okay -- nothing is wrong
O There should be a method implementation for getPrice ()
O The getPrice () method has the wrong return type
QUESTION 2
Assume that we have a very well balanced binary search tree, i.e., a tree that has roughly the same number of right and left child nodes. What is the run time associated with searching for a value in this tree?
O O(log n)
O o(n?)
O O(n)
O O(n * log n)
QUESTION 3
A Java Predicate Lambda
O accepts one or more parameters and returns a boolean value
O accepts a single parameter and returns a boolean value
O accepts a single parameter, but does not return a value
O does not have a return type
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