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I'm very intrigued on this and I'd like it if someone with experience could give me some advice on my question, it would be much appreciated! |
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Emojees
Jan 22, 2025
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Stack follows a Last In First Out (LIFO) pattern. What this means is that data access necessarily follows a particular sequence where the last data to be stored is the first one that will be extracted. On the other hand, arrays do not follow a specific order but can instead be accessed or called by referring to the indexed element within the array. |
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Stack follows a Last In First Out (LIFO) pattern. What this means is that data access necessarily follows a particular sequence where the last data to be stored is the first one that will be extracted.
On the other hand, arrays do not follow a specific order but can instead be accessed or called by referring to the indexed element within the array.