Queue, set, list comes under which type of data structures?

Hazelcast - Quiz(MCQ)

Partitioned Data structures

Non-partitioned Data structures

Both (A) and (B)

None of the above

Correct Answer : Non-partitioned Data structures

Explanation : The following are the Non-partitioned Hazelcast data structures :

* Queue
* Set
* List
* Ringbuffer
* FencedLock
* ISemaphore
* IAtomicLong
* IAtomicReference
* FlakeIdGenerator
* ICountdownLatch
* Cardinality Estimator
* PN Counter

Recently Updated in Hazelcast Questions

Which of the following data structures in Hazelcast is used for distributed caching?

ITopic

IMap

IQueue

None of the above

Correct Answer : IMap

Explanation : IMap is a distributed key-value store in Hazelcast that can be used for distributed caching.

Which of the following is true about Hazelcast's distributed transactions?

They are optimized for high throughput

They can only be used with Hazelcastâ€™s IMap

They are fully ACID-compliant

None of the above

Correct Answer : They are fully ACID-compliant

Explanation : Hazelcast’s distributed transactions are fully ACID-compliant, meaning they provide Atomicity, Consistency, Isolation, and Durability guarantees.

Hazelcast saves queue entries in ____ form by default?

Serialised

De serialised

Can Not Say

None of the above

Correct Answer : Serialised

Explanation : Hazelcast saves queue entries in serialised form by default.