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Data structures

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In data structures, operations are classified as either external or internal. External operations are those directly accessible to the programmer, allowing for actions like writing and reading data. On the other hand, internal operations are essential for the maintenance and execution of the data structure's properties. These internal operations ensure the proper functioning of the data structure and uphold its inherent characteristics.

Which of the following can be called external operations in data structures?

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