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    Topic #4

    Stacks & Queues

    LIFO and FIFO data structures. Essential for expression evaluation, BFS, and monotonic stack problems.

    Time

    Push/Pop/Enqueue/Dequeue: O(1)

    Space

    O(n)

    Problems

    4 must-do

    Key Patterns

    Monotonic Stack
    Next Greater Element
    Valid Parentheses
    BFS with Queue
    Min Stack

    📋 Must-Do Problems

    #ProblemDifficultyAsked At
    1Valid Parentheses
    Easy
    Google
    Amazon
    Meta
    2Min Stack
    Medium
    Amazon
    Microsoft
    Goldman Sachs
    3Daily Temperatures
    Medium
    Google
    Amazon
    Meta
    4Largest Rectangle in Histogram
    Hard
    Google
    Amazon
    Microsoft

    💡 Key Concepts

    1.

    Stack: use for matching (parentheses), backtracking (DFS), undo operations

    2.

    Queue: use for BFS, level-order traversal, task scheduling

    3.

    Monotonic stack: maintains increasing/decreasing order for "next greater/smaller" problems

    4.

    Priority Queue (Heap) is a queue where dequeue returns min/max element

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