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Let D represent a data structure, and let add and remove denote the appropriate operations on that particular structure (i. e. add is push if D is a Stack and enqueue if D is a Queue; remove is pop or dequeue respectively). Consider the following program. Procedure doSomething D := a data structure for(int i = 0; i < 10; i++) D. add(i) int num := random(D. size())* for(int j = 0; j < num; j++) print D. remove() end for end for while(!D. isEmpty()) print D. remove() end while *generates a random integer from the interval [0, D. size()) Determine if each of the following is a possible result of the procedure if (1) D is a Stack and (2) D is a Queue. Explain your reasoning.
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