I choose queue....... It could be either way. It is
common to use a queue to add in more element at the
tail and remove them at the head...... 

http://www.cs.bu.edu/teaching/c/queue/linked-list/types.html

Stack I am NOT sure. Oh well screw convention :)

John



--- Neil Cherry <ncherry@comcast.net> wrote:

> Question 9. A singly linked list is often a good way
> to represent:
> 	a stack.
> 	a queue.
> 	a vector.
> 
> So how is a singly linked list a stack (last in
> first out). Isn't
> it a queue? Of can it be either?
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