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Data Structures Test
Test duration:
15
min
No. of questions:
1
Level of experience:
Entry Level/Mid

Data Structures Test

The Data Structures Test helps recruiters and hiring managers evaluate a candidate’s understanding of essential data structures and their real-world applications. It enables organizations to streamline hiring for software developers, data engineers, and computer science graduates by assessing proficiency in linked lists, trees, graphs, sorting algorithms, and memory-efficient data management.

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Data Structures Test

Data Structures are one programmatic way of storing data that helps us use the data efficiently. Most enterprise applications use various types of data structures in one or the other way. Data structures are also a type of data organization, management, and storage format that helps many organizations efficiently access and modify. It also serves as the basis for an abstract data type (ADT). The ADT mainly defines the logical form of the data type, whereas the data structure implements the physical form of the data type.

Data structures test helps tech recruiters & hiring managers assess candidates’ data structures & algorithm coding skills. Data structures online test is designed by experienced subject matter experts (SMEs) to evaluate and hire a software developer with excellent data structure and algorithm knowledge.

How our coding simulator will help you to evaluate the programming skills of a developer:

  • Automatically assess and provide a score for the candidate’s written codes by compiling multiple test cases that generate discrete output.
  • You will also get a detailed report for each test case execution, execution time, and execution memory usage for the candidate’s written program.
  • The Code-Replay feature provides real-life simulation of keystrokes allowing the Reviewer of code to understand the typing and thinking pattern of the coder.
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Test Summary

Data structures and algorithms test helps to screen the candidates who possess traits as follows:

  • Knowledge of data structures like the Stack, Queues, Trees, Graphs, LinkedList, Hash Maps
  • Proficiency in sorting algorithms (bubble sort, merge sort, shell sort, etc.)
  • Ability to develop systems and applications using appropriate data structures

Data structure aptitude test may contain coding questions and innovative LogicBox (an AI-based pseudo coding platform) questions to assess a candidate’s coding skills in a fun & quick way.

Useful for hiring
  • Software Developer - Data Structures
  • Algorithms Specialist
  • Java Developer - Data Structure
  • Python Developer - Data Structure
  • Graph Engineer - Data Structure/ Algorithm
  • Data Analyst
  • Application Engineer
Test Duration
15
min
No. of Questions
1
Level of Expertise
Entry Level/Mid
Topics Covered
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Stacks

Assesses candidates’ understanding of LIFO-based data management and common use cases such as recursion and undo operations.

Queues

Evaluates knowledge of FIFO structures and their application in scheduling, buffering, and asynchronous processing.
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Trees

Tests proficiency in working with binary trees, binary search trees, and tree traversal algorithms for hierarchical data.
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Graphs

Assesses candidates' ability to implement and traverse graph structures using DFS, BFS, and other pathfinding algorithms.
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Linked Lists

Evaluates understanding of singly and doubly linked lists and their role in dynamic memory allocation and efficient insertions/deletions.
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Sorting Algorithms

Tests knowledge of key sorting techniques like quicksort, mergesort, and bubble sort, and their impact on performance and complexity.
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