Which construct is used by stacks?Report an Errorlast-in, first-outfirst-in, last-outfirst-in, first-outlast-in, last-out

Which construct is used by regular queues?Report an Errorlast-in, last-outfirst-in, last-outfirst-in, first-outlast-in, first-out

The book describes the Stack as having a LIFO (Last-In, First-Out) property. Briefly (in one sentence) explain what this property means with respect to items in the Stack data structure.

Which of these stacks are reversing the order of insertion? (select all possible answers)FIFOFILOFILOLIFOLILO

1. What does LIFO stand for in the context of stacks?a. Last-In, First-Outb. First-In, First-Outc. Last-Out, First-Ind. First-Out, Last-In2. Which of the following is a fundamental stack operation?a. Insertb. Removec. Pushd. Shift3. In stack operations, what is the primary check performed before pushing an element onto thestack?a. Check if the stack is emptyb. Check if the stack is fullc. Check if the stack is halfway fulld. Check if the element is greater than the top element4. What error condition is triggered when you attempt to push an element onto a full stack?a. Stack Overflowb. Stack Underflowc. Invalid Operationd. Stack Limit Exceeded5. When you pop an element from a stack, which item is removed?a. The last item addedb. The first item addedc. The item at the middle of the stackd. The item at the bottom of the stackStacks: Linked List Implementation6. In a linked list-based stack, which element is removed when you pop an element?a. The first element addedb. The last element addedc. The element at the middle of the stackd. The element at the bottom of the stack7. What is the key advantage of a linked list-based stack over an array-based stack?a. Constant-time access to elementsb. Fixed size and memory efficiencyc. Dynamic sizing and flexibilityd. Faster push operation8. In the linked list-based stack, which operation adds an element to the stack?a. Insertb. Pushc. Add

What does LIFO stand for in the context of stacks?*1 pointa. Last-In, First-Outb. First-In, First-Outc. Last-Out, First-Ind. First-Out, Last-In