1: Sequential tables use base addresses to represent and storeint*p; P=(int*) malloc (initsize*sizeof(int)); L ->p[x]=xx;2: The list is in addition to changing the data to change the pointer field associated with it, using the head pointer can be l->next find the node that corresponds to the I address while(p&&j<i) {P=p->Next; J++; } s=malloc.;//Assigning a new node spacep->next=s; S->next=p->Next; S->data=e;3: Stack: empty: S-Base=s->top; The stack-top pointer of a non-empty stack always points to the next position on the top of the stack, and is also stored and accessed through a base address, but insertions and deletions must be done at the top of the stack; s->top=s->Base+s.stacksize;4: Chain queue: Queue symbolizing, and each node has data fields and pointer fields; empty: QL->front=ql->Rear; Insert delete operation to change not only the node pointer and data field, but also change the team head or the end of the team;5: Two fork Tree: Each node has left and right pointer fields have data fields, recursive access, non-recursive access (sequence traversal, use of the stack, the use of the stack to pay attention to the child first into the stack, in order to go from left to right after the stack access order);
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