Answer Posted / zubeir

Data structure is nothing but a way to organize and
manipulate any given set of data in a specific and reusable
format/structure hence simplifying the manipulation of data.

Some of the commonly and frequently used data structures
are Stack, Queue, List, Set, e.t.c. But this list is not
limited to what we see here, rather we can invent our own
as long as there is a definite structure and better
efficiency by using it than work with raw data.

Can I create my own functions in c++?

1038

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What is the use of endl?

919

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How do I use arrays in c++?

948

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Do you know what are the new features that iso/ansi c++ has added to original c++ specifications?

1015

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Does c++ cost money?

951

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What is a stack c++?

954

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Is c++ low level?

991

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Does c++ have arraylist?

966

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You have two pairs: new() and delete() and another pair : alloc() and free(). Explain differences between eg. New() and malloc()

1088

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What is ostream in c++?

959

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Does c++ support multilevel and multiple inheritances?

948

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In a function declaration what does extern means?

982

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Explain friend class?

1085

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What do you mean by function and operator overloading in c++?

990

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What is the use of register keyword with the variables?

894

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