Bookdiscusses two implementations of stacks in detail: Array (stackType- pages 4
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Bookdiscusses two implementations of stacks in detail: Array (stackType- pages 410-420) and Linked List (linkedStackType - pages 428-439).Main limitation of Array based implementation is its fixed arraysize. Identify the operations that are impacted due to the fixedarray size and makes them behave differently from the linked listimplementation.
initializeStack
destroyStack
isEmptyStack
isFullStack
push
top
pop
Bookdiscusses two implementations of stacks in detail: Array (stackType- pages 410-420) and Linked List (linkedStackType - pages 428-439).Main limitation of Array based implementation is its fixed arraysize. Identify the operations that are impacted due to the fixedarray size and makes them behave differently from the linked listimplementation.
initializeStack
destroyStack
isEmptyStack
isFullStack
push
top
pop
Explanation / Answer
Hello... I am glad to help you... I think the answer is push and initialize stack because if thearray size is fixed and you try to add elements greater than thearray size then the program will behave differently and wouldcrash. Thank you...
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