Stacks And Queues In Data Structure | Data Structures And Algorithms Tutorial | Simplilearn

This video is based on stacks and queues in the data structure. This video will help beginners to learn about stack and queue data structure. This video includes all the important features and differences between stack and queue. This data structure and algorithm tutorial will help you learn more about data structure and its types.

Below are the topics we will be discussing in this video:
00:00 Introduction to Stacks And Queues In Data Structure
00:00:00 What is Stack in Stacks And Queues In Data Structure
00:02:08 Example of Stack in Stacks And Queues In Data Structure
00:03:34 Application of Stack in Stacks And Queues In Data Structure
00:05:25 What is Queue in Stacks And Queues In Data Structure
00:06:17 Examples of Queue in Stacks And Queues In Data Structure
00:06:30 Types of Queue in Stacks And Queues In Data Structure
00:08:44 Application of Queue in Stacks And Queues In Data Structure
00:09:35 Stack Vs Queue in Stacks And Queues In Data Structure

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[mohammadkhaled]

Check out on 2:03 the figure is of queue not the stack plz do crt

[atifmunir]

Brother please make the videos public in this data structure playlist last 2 videos are private videos kindly check

[nathanjames]

I see every using int but i don't see videos using string ??
Can you please help ?

class Node
{
private:
string Value; // This is the data part--it contains the payload
Node* Next; // This contains the address of the next node
public:
Node ( void ) { Value = “ ”; Next = NULL; }
Node ( string Vx ) { Value = Vx; Next = NULL; }
//Define the accessor member functions...
string getValue ( void ) { return Value; }
Node* getNext ( void ) { return Next; }
//Define the mutators...
void setValue ( string Vx ) { Value = Vx; }
void setNext ( Node* Nx ) { Next = Nx; }
};
Using the Node class provided above, write a separate header file for each of the following ADTs:
1. Queue 2. Priority Queue 3. Deque 4. Stack