ps: [1221_STT101A_ X CCDSALG MC01 - Google Drive X 874/quizzes/276198/take als Revie... A Presentation Deck -... AC: Drive - Google D... MIT Lecture Videos | Int... ALGO (A) 1: Let B be an array of length n 2: Let C be an array of length 10 3: for i 0 to 9 4: C[i] = e 5: for j = 0 to n-1 Consider the following algorithm, which takes in a length-n array A containing integers in the range 0 to 9. Assume that array indexing begins at 0. 6: C[A[J]] 7: for i 1 to 9 C[A[j]] + 1 8: c[i] 9: for j n-1 down to e 10: 11: C[i]+ C[i-1] B[C[A[J]]-1] = A[j] C[A[J]] C[A[j]] - 1 Fill in the blanks below. All questions carry the same points. Midterm Exam AY 2022-23 T1 CC X 1. Suppose the input is A = <5,2,0,6,1,9,6,5>. A. At the end of execution of the for-loop of Lines 5 -- 6, C[0] contains B. At the end of execution of the for loop of Lines 5 -- 6, C[7] contains C. At the end of execution of the for loop of Lines 7 -- 8, C[4] contains D. At the end of execution of the for loop of Lines 7-8, C[7] contains E. When ALGO terminates, B[0] contains F. When ALGO terminates, B[5] contains Quiz: Midter DEV 4 2. For each statement below regarding the running time of ALGO, insert a T or F in the box depending on wheth

ps: [1221_STT101A_ X CCDSALG MC01 - Google Drive X 874/quizzes/276198/take als Revie... A Presentation Deck -... AC: Drive - Google D... MIT Lecture Videos | Int... ALGO (A) 1: Let B be an array of length n 2: Let C be an array of length 10 3: for i 0 to 9 4: C[i] = e 5: for j = 0 to n-1 Consider the following algorithm, which takes in a length-n array A containing integers in the range 0 to 9. Assume that array indexing begins at 0. 6: C[A[J]] 7: for i 1 to 9 C[A[j]] + 1 8: c[i] 9: for j n-1 down to e 10: 11: C[i]+ C[i-1] B[C[A[J]]-1] = A[j] C[A[J]] C[A[j]] - 1 Fill in the blanks below. All questions carry the same points. Midterm Exam AY 2022-23 T1 CC X 1. Suppose the input is A = <5,2,0,6,1,9,6,5>. A. At the end of execution of the for-loop of Lines 5 -- 6, C[0] contains B. At the end of execution of the for loop of Lines 5 -- 6, C[7] contains C. At the end of execution of the for loop of Lines 7 -- 8, C[4] contains D. At the end of execution of the for loop of Lines 7-8, C[7] contains E. When ALGO terminates, B[0] contains F. When ALGO terminates, B[5] contains Quiz: Midter DEV 4 2. For each statement below regarding the running time of ALGO, insert a T or F in the box depending on wheth

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