Question:
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2010-11-09 09:30:33 UTC
Provide comparison between Array, Link List and Stack data structures according to your understanding from video lectures w.r.t to their usage, benefits and resources utilization etc.
Give comparison in following tabular format:
Array Link List Stack
Four answers:
Psychic Computer RepairĀ® PEBKAC?
2010-11-09 09:42:28 UTC
Send me the video so I can watch it. Then I can do the work as assigned. I need the instructor's name and contact info in case I have questions. Thanks

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Kurt
2010-11-09 18:00:06 UTC
An array is random access by index.

A linked list is sequential access.

A stack structure is sequential and cannot be changed.

Items in an array may be swapped easily, but to rearrange them to a specific order is time consuming and requires many iterations of data swapping.

Items in a linked list must be accessed sequentially, but the order in which they appear may be changed by rewriting the links instead of swapping the data.

Items in a stacked buffer are not able to be moved, changed or ordered. They are just stored there and must be accessed one at a time.
Gardner
2010-11-09 17:33:52 UTC
We don't do homework. Besides, we didn't watch the video.
aa_man033
2010-11-09 17:31:21 UTC
yes


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