State the term access restrictions - container, Data Structure & Algorithms

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What is Access Restrictions

Structured containers with access restrictions only allow clients to add, remove and examine elements at certain locations in their structure. For illustration a stack only allows element addition, removal and examination at one end whereas lists allow access at any point. A container which allows client access to all its elements is known as traversable, enumerable, or  iterable.

 


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