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In five sentences describe the following: a) how you would implement a stack using an array,...
In five sentences describe the following:
a) how you would implement a stack using an array, including the push and pop operation
b) how you could implement a queue using a linked list, including what type of linked list would be best, the enqueue and dequeue operations
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