8) Choose one of the options in the parentheses for each statement - When an element is added to a stack it goes on the (top/bottom) of the stack. - When an element is removed from a stack it comes from the (top/bottom) of the stack. - A stack is a (first/last)-in first-out data structure. - Trying to add an element to a stack that is full is called a stack (underflow/overflow). - An array-based implementation of a stack with a fixed maximum stack size is a (static/ dynamic) stack. - When an element is added to a queue it goes in the (front/rear) of the queue. - When an element is removed from a queue it comes from the (front/rear) of the queue - A queue is a (first/last)-in first-out data structure. - Trying to remove an element from a queue that is empty is called a queue (underflow/ overflow). - A linked-list implementation of a queue with no fixed maximum queue size is a (static/ dynamic) queue.

8) Choose one of the options in the parentheses for each statement - When an element is added to a stack it goes on the (top/bottom) of the stack. - When an element is removed from a stack it comes from the (top/bottom) of the stack. - A stack is a (first/last)-in first-out data structure. - Trying to add an element to a stack that is full is called a stack (underflow/overflow). - An array-based implementation of a stack with a fixed maximum stack size is a (static/ dynamic) stack. - When an element is added to a queue it goes in the (front/rear) of the queue. - When an element is removed from a queue it comes from the (front/rear) of the queue - A queue is a (first/last)-in first-out data structure. - Trying to remove an element from a queue that is empty is called a queue (underflow/ overflow). - A linked-list implementation of a queue with no fixed maximum queue size is a (static/ dynamic) queue.

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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