Which of the following real world scenarios would you associate with a stack data structure? *
piling up of chairs one above the other
people standing in a line to be serviced at a counter
offer services based on the priority of the customer
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PILING UP OF CHAIRS BECAUSE THE TOP MOST CHAIR GETS REMOVED FIRST
STACK WORKS ON SAME PRINCIPLE
LAST IN FIRST OUT
PEOPLE STANDIN IN A LINE IS SIMILIAR TO QUEUE
FIRST PERSON GETS SERVED FIRST
FIRST IN FIRST OUT
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The real-world scenario that could be associated with a stack data structure is, the "piling up of chairs one above the other". (option 1st)
- The Stack data structure can be defined as a linear kind of data structure, in which the principle followed is LIFO (Last In First Out). A Stack has just one end, compared to the queue, which has two.
- Now, it can be seen that among the given scenarios, only the first one, that is, "piling up of chairs one above the other", will follow the order of last in first out, as the chair that is put at last, will be taken out first. So, it is similar to the Stack.
- Thus, the correct answer will be option first.
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