Can someone define these in a very simple way? thank you :blush:
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Can someone define these in a very simple way? thank you :blush:
A static data structure is one whose size cannot change once it has been declared. In other words,
the size of the data structure must be known at the time the data structure is created. An array is a
good example of a static data structure.
A dynamic data structure is one whose size can change indefinitely once it has been declared. In
other words, the size of the data structure does not need to be known at the time data structure is
created. For the remainder of this course, we will focus on using and implementing dynamic data
structures such as linked lists, stacks, queues, and binary trees.
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