Lists and Recursion (10 points) Based on material discussed in class and in our textbook, which of the following statements is true or false (circle true or false). [true / false] You can run out of space when adding data to a linked list. [true / false] If we declare float *ptr-new float", then executing "delete ptr [true false] A sorted linked list is easier to insert data into than an unsorted ptr-NULL" will cause a null pointer exception. linked list. [true / false] Linked lists are ideal data structures for variable sized collections of [true/ false] A copy constructor is automatically called by C++ whenever an [true/ false] Two pointers can point to the same memory location. [true / false] A doubly linked list can be stored in sorted order and printed in [true / false] Recursive functions always execute more quickly than iterative [true / false] A recursive function without a terminating condition will execute [true/false] Every recursive function can be implemented iteratively. data. object is passed by reference into a function. reverse sorted order. functions. forever when it is called