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Standard Template Library (STL) list container:
The STL includes the collection of data types and
The STL “list” container is a template version of “doubly” linked list. The elements of the container can iterate either forward or backward. It can grow at either front or back of the list.
The header file named “#include<list>” is used to implement the list container in a program.
Importance of Workshop on Stacks, Queues and Linked Lists over STL:
- Learning how things work on the inside helps programmers make better decisions about when to use them.
- When efficiency is a major consideration, the details on using Linked Lists, Stacks, and Queues can help the programmer to create efficient codes...
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