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The document provides policies and guidelines for submitting assignments for a Data Structures lab course. It specifies: 1) Assignments must be submitted on time through the course website and programs must compile without errors. Failure to do so will result in zero marks. 2) Submissions will be checked for plagiarism using automated tools and plagiarism can lead to a failing grade. 3) Files must be named and organized according to specific conventions for automatic processing. Failure to follow conventions may lead to zero marks. 4) Academic dishonesty like cheating or plagiarism will be severely penalized up to receiving a failing grade. Students are expected to adhere to high ethical standards.

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Assignment5-NIT CALICUT DSA

The document provides policies and guidelines for submitting assignments for a Data Structures lab course. It specifies: 1) Assignments must be submitted on time through the course website and programs must compile without errors. Failure to do so will result in zero marks. 2) Submissions will be checked for plagiarism using automated tools and plagiarism can lead to a failing grade. 3) Files must be named and organized according to specific conventions for automatic processing. Failure to follow conventions may lead to zero marks. 4) Academic dishonesty like cheating or plagiarism will be severely penalized up to receiving a failing grade. Students are expected to adhere to high ethical standards.

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National Institute of Technology, Calicut

Department of Computer Science and Engineering


Monsoon 2019-20
CS2094D – Data Structures Lab

Assignment-5

Policies for Submission and Evaluation


You must submit your assignment in the moodle (Eduserver) course page, on or before the
submission deadline. Also, ensure that your programs in the assignment must compile and
execute without errors in Athena server. During evaluation your uploaded programs will be
checked in Athena server only. Failure to execute programs in the assignment without
compilation errors may lead to zero marks for that program.
Your submission will also be tested for plagiarism, by automated tools. In case your code fails to
pass the test, you will be straightaway awarded zero marks for this assignment and considered by
the examiner for awarding F grade in the course. Detection of ANY malpractice regarding the
lab course will also lead to awarding an F grade.

Naming Conventions for Submission


Submit a single ZIP (.zip) file (do not submit in any other archived formats like .rar or .tar.gz).
The name of this file must be ASSG<NUMBER>_<ROLLNO>_<FIRSTNAME>.zip. (For
example: ASSG4_BxxyyyyCS_LAXMAN.zip). DO NOT add any other files (like temporary
files, inputfiles, etc.) except your source code, into the zip archive. The source codes must be
named as ASSG<NUMBER>_<ROLLNO>_<FIRSTNAME>_<PROGRAM-NO>.<extension>.
(For example: ASSG4_BxxyyyyCS_LAXMAN_1.c). If there are multiple parts for a particular
question, then name the source files for each part separately as in
ASSG4_BxxyyyyCS_LAXMAN_1b.c.
If you do not conform to the above naming conventions, your submission might not be
recognized by some automated tools, and hence will lead to a score of 0 for the submission. So,
make sure that you follow the naming conventions.

Standard of Conduct
Violations of academic integrity will be severely penalized. Each student is expected to adhere to
high standards of ethical conduct, especially those related to cheating and plagiarism. Any
submitted work MUST BE an individual effort. Any academic dishonesty will result in zero
marks in the corresponding exam or evaluation and will be reported to the department council for
record keeping and for permission to assign an F grade in the course. The department policy on
academic integrity can be found at:
http://minerva.nitc.ac.in/cse/sites/default/files/attachments/news/Academic-Integrity_new.pdf
1. Write programs that compute the minimum spanning tree of a connected undirected graph
using the following algorithms:
a. Kruskal’s algorithm
b. Prim’s algorithm

Input format:

●The first line of the input contains a positive integer​ n​, the number of vertices in the graph,
in the range 1 to 1000.
● The subsequent ​n l​ ines contain the labels of the nodes adjacent to the respective nodes,
sorted in ascending order from left to right.
● The subsequent ​n​ lines contain the weights of the edges corresponding to the adjacency list.
The edge weights are real numbers in the range [-10000, 10000]. Further, no two edges have
the same weight.

Output format:

Single line containing the sum of the edge weights of the minimum spanning tree.

Note​ -
In a graph with ​n​ vertices, the vertices are labeled from 0 to ​n​-1. Use adjacency lists to store the
graphs, with the vertices sorted in ascending order. The adjacency list of each node is a singly
linked list that contains its adjacent nodes sorted in ascending order from left to right. The nodes
in this list contain two fields, namely, the label of the adjacent node and the weight of the edge,
if provided. Unless specified otherwise, the adjacency lists must be processed iteratively from
left to right.

Sample Input and Output ( Same for 1a and 1b )

Input

7
15
026
13
246
356
04
134
28 10
28 16 14
16 12
12 22 18
22 25 24
10 25
14 18 24

Output

99

2. Given a directed graph ​G​= (​V​, ​E)​ , edge weights ​w​ ≥0, source ​s​ ∈ ​V​, find the weight of
shortest path from s to all other vertices.

Input Format

● First line is the number of nodes (V) in a graph. Vertices are labelled from 0 to V-1.
● Second line is the number of edges (E) in a graph.
● Next E lines each line consist of three space separated integers x y z, where x and y
denote the two nodes between which the directed edge exist and z is the weight of the
edge.
● Next line consists of one integer s, where s denotes the source node.

Output Format

● Print the destination node and weight associated with it. If there is no path print “INF”

Sample Input and Output

Input

4
4
011
034
212
325
0

Output
00
11
29
34

3. Write a C program to check if there is a negative cycle in a directed graph. A negative cycle is
one in which the overall sum of the weights in the cycle is negative.

Input Format

● First line contains two integers ​n​, ​m​ denoting number of vertices and number of edges
present in a directed graph
● Next m lines contains 3 integers ​x​, ​y,​ ​w​ denoting there is an directed edge from ​x​ to ​y
having a weight ​w

Output Format

● Print 1 if there is negative cycle otherwise print -1


Note: - The vertices are labeled from 0 to n-1

Sample Input and Output

Input

58
0 1 -1
024
123
132
142
325
311
4 3 -3

Output

-1

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