Memorise Data Structures in 6 simple steps

➊ Linearity
➋ Memory Allocation
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➍ Ordering
➎ Uniqueness
➏ Operations
➊ Linearity

⮑ Linear
⮑ Non-linear

✩ It says about the traversal path.
➋ Memory Allocation

⮑ Contiguous
⮑ Non-contiguous

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⮑ Bi-Directional

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⮑ Unordered

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⮑ Duplicates are allowed

✩ It says about if insertion of an element is restricted when a similar element already exists.
➏ Operations

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⮑ Insertion
⮑ Deletion
⮑ Get
⮑ Sort

✩ These are fundamental operations performed on most data structures. But their implementation varies.
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