Consider a scenario where you are developing a web browser application. How could you use a stack data structure to implement the functionality of the "back" and "forward" buttons?
- Implement a hash table to store URLs and retrieve them based on navigation history.
- Maintain a queue to store URLs, and for "back" and "forward," dequeue and enqueue, respectively.
- Store the visited URLs in a stack. For "back," pop from the stack, and for "forward," push into another stack.
- Use a linked list to store URLs, and traverse backward and forward for "back" and "forward" actions.
A stack can be used to implement the "back" and "forward" functionality by storing visited URLs. Popping from the stack for "back" and pushing into another stack for "forward" allows efficient navigation history management.
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