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  1. In stack operations, this term describes adding an element to the top of the stack.

    Difficulty: Easy
    • Push
    • Pop
    • Peek
    • Insert
  2. This self-balancing binary search tree maintains balance using a balance factor of -1, 0, or 1 at each node.

    Difficulty: Medium
    • AVL Tree
    • Red-Black Tree
    • Splay Tree
    • B-Tree
  3. This text transformation reversibly permutes characters to group similar ones together, aiding compression.

    Difficulty: Hard
    • Burrows-Wheeler Transform
    • Run-Length Encoding
    • Huffman Coding
    • Move-to-Front Transform
  4. In stack operations, this term describes removing an element from the top of the stack.

    Difficulty: Easy
    • Push
    • Pop
    • Peek
    • Dequeue
  5. This problem occurs in linear probing when filled slots clump together, degrading hash table performance.

    Difficulty: Medium
    • Secondary Clustering
    • Hash Overflow
    • Load Imbalance
    • Primary Clustering
  6. This technique searches multiple nested data structures by sharing search state across levels.

    Difficulty: Hard
    • Binary Cascading
    • Fractional Cascading
    • Layered Search
    • Cascaded Lookup
  7. In queue operations, this term describes adding an element to the back of the queue.

    Difficulty: Easy
    • Push
    • Pop
    • Enqueue
    • Dequeue
  8. This operation restores heap property by moving a node up toward the root after insertion.

    Difficulty: Medium
    • Heapify Up
    • Heapify Down
    • Sift Down
    • Bubble Down

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