Why should you implement a stack or queue when the same function can be achived with a list?
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Why should you implement a stack or queue when the same function can be achived with a list?
stack and queue may be based on list, but they have a specific behavior. It requires less implementation on your side, and gives you a more concrete and clarified behavior.