If you need to frequently check whether a product ID exists in your inventory, which data structure is usually the most efficient for fast lookup?
Which data structure is primarily used to manage local variables and function calls in most programming language runtimes?
For maintaining a list of recent browser history entries, so that users can go backward and forward, which data structure is most suitable?
Suppose you need an ordered collection that allows binary search. Which data structure best fits this scenario?
You are building a print queue manager where print jobs should be handled in the order they arrive. Which structure should you use?
Which data structure should be used if you need to store key-value pairs and access values quickly by their keys?
Which data structure would you use to store a collection of items where duplicate elements are allowed and the insertion order must be maintained?
Implementing an undo feature in a text editor would typically rely on which data structure to keep track of previous actions?
To group student names by their grades for quick retrieval in a school system, which structure should you use?
If you want to efficiently add and remove items from both the front and back of a collection, which structure fits best?