The document discusses data structures including stacks, queues, and linked lists, detailing their operations such as push and pop for stacks, enqueue and dequeue for queues, and the characteristics of linked lists. It explains the differences between arrays and linked lists, emphasizing memory allocation and structure. Additionally, it covers tree and graph structures, highlighting their unique properties and traversal methods.
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Data structure in c
The document discusses data structures including stacks, queues, and linked lists, detailing their operations such as push and pop for stacks, enqueue and dequeue for queues, and the characteristics of linked lists. It explains the differences between arrays and linked lists, emphasizing memory allocation and structure. Additionally, it covers tree and graph structures, highlighting their unique properties and traversal methods.