Eviction Policies interview questions

1. A.an eviction strategy that discards the entry that has gone the longest without being accessed
2. B.an eviction strategy that discards the entry accessed the fewest number of times over its lifetime
3. C.automatic removal of an entry once a configured lifetime has elapsed since it was written
4. D.a strategy that removes entries in the order they were inserted, regardless of how often they are used

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1. A.LRU
2. B.TTL expiry
3. C.LFU
4. D.Random replacement

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1. A.LRU — a low-overhead eviction strategy that picks an arbitrary entry to discard without tracking usage history
2. B.LRU — automatic removal of an entry once a configured lifetime has elapsed since it was written
3. C.LRU — an eviction strategy that discards the entry accessed the fewest number of times over its lifetime
4. D.LRU — an eviction strategy that discards the entry that has gone the longest without being accessed

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1. A.a low-overhead eviction strategy that picks an arbitrary entry to discard without tracking usage history
2. B.a strategy that removes entries in the order they were inserted, regardless of how often they are used
3. C.an eviction strategy that discards the entry accessed the fewest number of times over its lifetime
4. D.an eviction strategy that discards the entry that has gone the longest without being accessed

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1. A.LRU
2. B.LFU
3. C.FIFO eviction
4. D.TTL expiry

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1. A.LFU — a low-overhead eviction strategy that picks an arbitrary entry to discard without tracking usage history
2. B.LFU — an eviction strategy that discards the entry accessed the fewest number of times over its lifetime
3. C.LFU — a strategy that removes entries in the order they were inserted, regardless of how often they are used
4. D.LFU — automatic removal of an entry once a configured lifetime has elapsed since it was written

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1. A.automatic removal of an entry once a configured lifetime has elapsed since it was written
2. B.an eviction strategy that discards the entry accessed the fewest number of times over its lifetime
3. C.an eviction strategy that discards the entry that has gone the longest without being accessed
4. D.a strategy that removes entries in the order they were inserted, regardless of how often they are used

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1. A.LFU
2. B.LRU
3. C.FIFO eviction
4. D.Random replacement

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1. A.FIFO eviction — automatic removal of an entry once a configured lifetime has elapsed since it was written
2. B.FIFO eviction — an eviction strategy that discards the entry that has gone the longest without being accessed
3. C.FIFO eviction — an eviction strategy that discards the entry accessed the fewest number of times over its lifetime
4. D.FIFO eviction — a strategy that removes entries in the order they were inserted, regardless of how often they are used

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1. A.a low-overhead eviction strategy that picks an arbitrary entry to discard without tracking usage history
2. B.automatic removal of an entry once a configured lifetime has elapsed since it was written
3. C.an eviction strategy that discards the entry accessed the fewest number of times over its lifetime
4. D.an eviction strategy that discards the entry that has gone the longest without being accessed

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1. A.LRU
2. B.TTL expiry
3. C.FIFO eviction
4. D.LFU

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1. A.TTL expiry — a low-overhead eviction strategy that picks an arbitrary entry to discard without tracking usage history
2. B.TTL expiry — automatic removal of an entry once a configured lifetime has elapsed since it was written
3. C.TTL expiry — an eviction strategy that discards the entry that has gone the longest without being accessed
4. D.TTL expiry — a strategy that removes entries in the order they were inserted, regardless of how often they are used

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1. A.an eviction strategy that discards the entry accessed the fewest number of times over its lifetime
2. B.a low-overhead eviction strategy that picks an arbitrary entry to discard without tracking usage history
3. C.a strategy that removes entries in the order they were inserted, regardless of how often they are used
4. D.automatic removal of an entry once a configured lifetime has elapsed since it was written

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1. A.Random replacement
2. B.FIFO eviction
3. C.TTL expiry
4. D.LRU

Answer + AI explanation with Pro

1. A.Random replacement — a low-overhead eviction strategy that picks an arbitrary entry to discard without tracking usage history
2. B.Random replacement — a strategy that removes entries in the order they were inserted, regardless of how often they are used
3. C.Random replacement — an eviction strategy that discards the entry that has gone the longest without being accessed
4. D.Random replacement — automatic removal of an entry once a configured lifetime has elapsed since it was written

Answer + AI explanation with Pro