Discuss the concept of dynamic sizing in arrays and linked lists. How does each data structure handle adding or removing elements while considering memory usage?

Subject : Data Structure Given the following infix notation:(A + B) * (C / (D – E)) + F ^ G convert the Infix notation above to Postfix notation using Stack.

A linear collection of data elements where its elements are accessed by means of a pointer is called a (an) A Linked list B I-D Array C Record D Sorted list.

This data structure provides a variety of benefits over others, such as a linked list or tree.

Explain the fundamental concept of a stack as a data structure in computer science, including its key characteristics and how it operates in terms of data insertion and removal.

Compare and contrast the stack and queue data structures. Explain their underlying principles, usage scenarios, and the differences in their operations.

Lists and Strings are considered sequences and as such they share many of the same operations (like, indexing, and slicing). Explain how lists and strings can be used together when processing text data, and describe the solution of one of the problems from the assignment that illustrate their use.

Detail the differences between a stack and a queue in terms of data access.