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Defining a persistent stack data structure as an Definitions of module types for the stack and queue modules developed in previous videos Textbook: ... Defining module types with signatures Textbook: Comparing the difference between `open` and `include` in modules Textbook: Functional data structure do not use imperative features, hence are persistent rather than ephemeral Textbook: ... How to implement queues functionally, and how to improve efficiency by using two lists instead of one. Note that the textbook now ...

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