how to implement stack operation using singly linked list
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Answer / vignesh1988i
we know that stack is a data structure where the
highest priority will be given to the last element that is
pushed inside and the priority will decrease respectively to
the next consecutive elements........ so we are going to
implement in singly list .... so we are going to insert the
node to the left side of a reference node....... operations
performed in stack are : PUSH & POP..... PUSH here means we
are going to insert a element only at last ..... and POP
means displaying the node from first........
thank u
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Answer / spandana
it is a datastructure which follows the principal of Last
in First order(LIFO) ie last inserted element will be
deleted first.hence both insertions and deletions takes
place at the same end.it can perform 2
operations "PUSH","POP". the special variable used in
stacks is "top"
stacks can be implemented using arrays,linked lists
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