Implementing Stacks and Queues
Students will implement stack and queue data structures using arrays or linked lists, and apply them to simple problems.
Key Questions
- Design an algorithm that uses a stack to reverse a string.
- Compare the performance characteristics of array-based versus linked-list-based stacks and queues.
- Construct a program that simulates a waiting line using a queue.
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