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💡 Key Idea
Stack: LIFO Principle
Last in, first out!
A stack is a linear data structure that follows the LIFO (Last In, First Out) principle. This means the element added most recently is the first one to be removed. Think of a stack of plates: you take the top plate first, not the bottom one.
↳ A stack is all about LIFO: the last element added is the first to come out.
📖 Definition
Core Stack Operations
Four essential operations.
The fundamental operations of a stack are:
↳ Master push, pop, peek, and isEmpty to handle any stack.
⭐ Important Fact
Stack Complexity: O(1)
Constant time for operations.
All primary stack operations—push, pop, and peek—run in O(1) time complexity, meaning they take constant time regardless of the stack's size. This makes stacks extremely efficient for scenarios requiring frequent insertions and deletions at one en...
↳ Stack operations are O(1), making them fast and predictable.