What is the difference between Linear and non-Linear data structures?.  Provide two examples of each.

Does the usage of linear data structures still have a place in the modern world? Give an example to back up your statement.

It is possible to build what is known as an abstract data type (ADT) by defining it in terms of other data structures that are already in existence. What are some of the advantages of using ADTs? How does one's genetic makeup affect their ability to solve problems?

What is the advantage of a rich set of dimensions?

What does "data abstraction" entail in your opinion? In what ways might a dataset be decomposed?

Compare and contrast two approaches to resolving the issue of internal data structures.

Explain the concept of unidirectional data flow and its relevance to one-way data binding.

a data structure for which there is no available solution based on arrays or links, for instance.Is there a way of implementation that, once executed, results in damage to the structure?

Question 1. Write the SQL query to create the table structures for the entities shown in Figure1 ER-Diagram. The structure should contain the attributes specified in Figure1. Use data types that are appropriate for the data that will need to be stored in each attribute. Enforce primary key and foreign key constraints as indicated by the diagram.

Abstract data types (ADTs) are a fuzzy concept. What benefits come from employing ADTs? How can the idea of heredity be used to solve problems?