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Abstract data type are like user defined data type.In those some specific functions implemented according to what the abstract data type is to perform . As the information is not exposed so its abstracted. eg.
Stack and queue are not a data type. They are data structure implemented by user , but they are called as abstract DATA TYPE because we can do operations like pop , push , enqueue etc. and its ABSTRACT because data and functions implementations are there inside the stack or queue are not revealed . Here we call function for doing operations without knowing what stuffs there in the stack or queue , functions will know what is inside and do the job when called.
So answer is both queue and stack.
We can select one of both.
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