Explain the concept of a dynamic array and contrast its resizing mechanism with that of a linked li

For instance, a data structure for which there isn't an array- or link-based solution.Exists a technique for implementation that harms the structure?

The specifications for the Sorted List ADT state that the item to bedeleted is in the list.1. Rewrite the specification for DeleteItem so that the listis unchanged if the item to be deleted is not in the list.2. Implement DeleteItem as specified in (a) using anarray-based implementation.3. Implement DeleteItem as specified in (a) using alinked implementation.4. Rewrite the specification for DeleteItem so that allcopies of the item to be deleted are removed if they exist.5. Implement DeleteItem as specified in (d) using anarray-based implementation.6. Implement DeleteItem as specified in (d) using alinked implementation.

Define an array and a linked list in the context of data structures.

Define the stack's constrained and unbounded implementations and describe their differences.

Compare the operations of ArrayLists and Linked Lists? What are the similarities and differences of both forms?

Write a C code for the structure types of a dynamic linked list implementation of a stack. Each node of the stack will have the following members: Name: char type array ID: integer type number Grade: double type number Link: pointer/link to next nodeWrite functions to add and remove the nodes of the stack and use printf() to show that the code is working properly.

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.

1. Compare and contrast the implementations of the stack data structure using arraysand linked lists.a) How are they different?b) What are the run times of the stack operations for each implementation?c) When would one method be preferred over the other

Describe how to implement linked lists as ADTs.