It is not possible to use a list without knowing how it is implemented. A constr

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It is not possible to use a list without knowing how it is implemented. A constructor is implicitly called w hen a class object is declared. In array-based implementation, the algorithm for deleting from an unsorted list has the last item replace the item being deleted. If the maximum number of components in a list ADT is difficult to predict, it is better to represent the list as a dynamic linked list than to use a direct array representation. If random access to individual components of a list ADT occurs frequently, it is better to represent the list directly as an array than to use a linked list. Inserting an item into an unsorted list and inserting into a sorted list are the same time complexity. You can perform a binary seareh on both a linked-based implementation and an array-based implementation. The next item in a linked list always can be found by accessing the next physical location in memory. If currPtr points to a node in a dynamic linked list, the operation currPtr++ advances to the next node in the list. A class template allows the compiler to generate multiple versions of a class type by using type parameters. The base case in a recursive algorithm is the one where the recursive expression(s) occur. If the statement alpha = Max(a, Max(b, c)f appears in the body of the main function, then this statement is an example of a recursive function call. A recursive function must always contain both a base case and a general case although the has case may be empty. Deleting a node in a binary tree always reduces the number of levels in the tree. Insertion order determines the shape of a binary seareh tree. A binary seareh tree does not need a copy constructor. The run-time slack is a structure that keeps track of the activation records at run-time.

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