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What is the principle that a stack follows?
What is the principle that a stack follows?
- Last In First Out (LIFO) (correct)
- Sequential Access Memory (SAM)
- Random Access Memory (RAM)
- First In First Out (FIFO)
What happens when a stack is full and an element is attempted to be added?
What happens when a stack is full and an element is attempted to be added?
- The stack remains unchanged
- The new element is added to the bottom of the stack
- An overflow condition occurs (correct)
- The new element replaces the oldest element
What does the 'pop()' operation do in a stack?
What does the 'pop()' operation do in a stack?
- Adds an element to the top of the stack
- Determines whether the stack is empty or not
- Returns the top data element of the stack without removing it
- Removes or deletes an element from the top of the stack (correct)
What does 'isEmpty()' determine in a stack?
What does 'isEmpty()' determine in a stack?
How is the top element in a stack tracked?
How is the top element in a stack tracked?
What is the principle that a stack follows?
What is the principle that a stack follows?
What happens when a stack is full and an element is attempted to be added?
What happens when a stack is full and an element is attempted to be added?
What does 'isEmpty()' determine in a stack?
What does 'isEmpty()' determine in a stack?
How is the top element in a stack tracked?
How is the top element in a stack tracked?
What does the 'pop()' operation do in a stack?
What does the 'pop()' operation do in a stack?