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Think of it like stacking plates. When you add a plate, it goes on top. So, the plate you added last is the first one you take off.
In the code, it's similar. The function puts new elements at the beginning of a list, like stacking plates. The most recent element you put in is the first one you can get out. It's like a rule – last in, first out. Just like how you take off the top plate to reach the ones below, you get the latest added element first when using this function.
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Data Structures MCQ 3
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Think of it like stacking plates. When you add a plate, it goes on top. So, the plate you added last is the first one you take off.
In the code, it's similar. The function puts new elements at the beginning of a list, like stacking plates. The most recent element you put in is the first one you can get out. It's like a rule – last in, first out. Just like how you take off the top plate to reach the ones below, you get the latest added element first when using this function.