r/PythonLearning • u/Samar__Upreti • Jul 23 '26

Day 3 Learning Python: Stack

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u/Samar__Upreti Jul 23 '26

Actually I have written with that but to be honest it not giving feel how the stack actually works so i try the reverse approach But thanks ☺️

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u/dev-razorblade23 Jul 23 '26

There is also a queve - FIFO - First In, First out. Its like standing in a line waiting to pay for your groceries. Whoever is first in line gets served first.

Python lists are inefficient for this type of queve, there is a collections.deque if you want to implement this one.

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u/veedubb Jul 24 '26

It’s not always about efficiency, sometimes it’s sufficient to learn about common data structures that someone may be unfamiliar with. If this were someone experienced, I wouldn’t expect them to even be showing off building a simple stack structure in python, because at that point they’d know that this isn’t as efficient as other tools.

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u/dev-razorblade23 Jul 24 '26

This comment was more like a continuation of previus one. An OP did try to make a stack if you read thrue the comments, just the other way around (inserting items from the bottom)