In algorithms, a queue can be more efiecntly implemented as two stacks (compared to a single linked list implementation), by [...] (<-- use multi-word description here) an Insert stack, and removing from the Remove stack (if remove stack is empty, add all items from insert stack to it one at a time).
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adding all incoming items to (using simple list.append(item) )
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In algorithms, a queue can be more efiecntly implemented as two stacks (compared to a single linked list implementation), by [...] (<-- use multi-word description here) an Insert stack, and removing from the Remove stack (if remove stack is empty, add all items from insert stack to it one at a time).
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In algorithms, a queue can be more efiecntly implemented as two stacks (compared to a single linked list implementation), by [...] (<-- use multi-word description here) an Insert stack, and removing from the Remove stack (if remove stack is empty, add all items from insert stack to it one at a time).
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adding all incoming items to (using simple list.append(item) )
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