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DATA STRUCTURES (CS_261_001_S2025) Quiz 1

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How many possible hexadecimal strings of length 4 are there? 

选项
A.216
B.64
C.28
D.416
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Question restatement: How many possible hexadecimal strings of length 4 are there? Options: 216, 64, 28, 416. Option 1: 216 - The dataset marks this as the claimed correct answer. In standard counting for hexadecimal strings of length 4, each position can be any of 16 symbols (0–9 and A–F). Therefore, the straightforward count is 16^4 = 65,536, which is not equal to 216. To reach 216 under any conventional interpretation, you would need an altered rule (for example, fixing some positions, restricting the alphabet to a smaller subset, or applying an additional constraint such as a fixed total or a......Login to view full explanation

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