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Editor Staff asked 5 months ago
Editor Staff asked 5 months ago
Do ternary heap have better memory cache behavior than binary heap.
(a) True
(b) False
This intriguing question originated from Ternary heap topic in section Heap of Data Structures & Algorithms I
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Editor">Editor Staff answered 5 months ago
Editor Staff answered 5 months ago
The correct choice is (a) True
The best explanation: Ternary heap is a type of data structure in the field of computer science. It is a part of the Heap data structure family. Due to the swapping process, they have better memory cache behavior.
