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Data structures serve as essential frameworks for organizing and managing data efficiently, enabling powerful algorithms and improved system performance. Their classification into primitive and non-primitive types highlights various structural characteristics critical for handling different data requirements. Understanding the factors influencing the choice of a data structure is pivotal in optimizing performance for numerous applications across different domains.
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Term: Data Structure
Definition: A systematic way of organizing, storing, and managing data for efficient access and modification.
Term: Abstract Data Type (ADT)
Definition: A theoretical model for data types where implementation details are hidden, focusing on operations rather than how they are performed.
Term: Primitive Data Structure
Definition: Basic structures that form the building blocks of more complex data structures, such as integers and characters.
Term: NonPrimitive Data Structure
Definition: Complex structures built from primitive types, including arrays, lists, and trees.