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Why is the stack data structure efficient in terms of memory utilization?

It uses a contiguous block of memory (correct)

It has unlimited capacity

It stores elements randomly in memory

It takes up more memory space than other data structures

What is a key advantage of using a stack data structure for function calls?

Slow access time for adding and removing elements

Inefficient memory management

Efficient implementation of recursive function calls (correct)

Unlimited memory utilization

How does a stack support backtracking algorithms?

By storing the previous states (correct)

By random access to previous states

By discarding all previous states

By skipping some intermediate states

In what field of computer science is a stack commonly utilized for parsing and syntax analysis?

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What happens if a stack becomes full and new elements are attempted to be added?

Stack overflow leading to data loss Signup and view all the answers

Which operation is NOT typically associated with undo/redo functionalities enabled by a stack?

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Why is the stack data structure efficient in terms of memory utilization?

What is a key advantage of using a stack data structure for function calls?

How does a stack support backtracking algorithms?

In what field of computer science is a stack commonly utilized for parsing and syntax analysis?

What happens if a stack becomes full and new elements are attempted to be added?

Which operation is NOT typically associated with undo/redo functionalities enabled by a stack?

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