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The document provides examples of three data structures: a stack, a queue, and a linked list. It demonstrates how to manipulate these structures in Python, including appending and popping elements for the stack and queue, and defining a linked list with nodes. Each section includes code snippets and expected outputs for clarity.

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Python Exp4

The document provides examples of three data structures: a stack, a queue, and a linked list. It demonstrates how to manipulate these structures in Python, including appending and popping elements for the stack and queue, and defining a linked list with nodes. Each section includes code snippets and expected outputs for clarity.

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1.

Stack :-
stack = []
[Link]('a')
[Link]('b')
[Link]('c')
print("Initial Stack: ")
print(stack)
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print("Stack after popping elements: ")
print(stack)

Output :

2. Queue :-
queue = []
[Link]('a')
[Link]('b')
[Link]('c')
print("Initial Queue: ")
print(queue)
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print("Queue after popping elements: ")
print(queue)

Output :
3. Linked List :-
class Node:
def __init__(self, dataval_Name):
[Link] = dataval_Name
[Link] = None

class LinkedList:
def __init__(self):
[Link] = None
def listprint(self):
printval = [Link]
while printval is not None:
print([Link])
printval = [Link]
e1 = Node("Mon")
e2 = Node("Tue")
e3 = Node("Wed")
[Link] = e2
[Link] = e3
list = LinkedList()
[Link] = e1
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Output :

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