If an ADT list is implemented as an array, why would it be necessary for the ADT operations to “shift” elements?
What will be an ideal response?
When we want to insert a value in between two existing values in the array, all the entries to the right of the new value need to be shifted to the right by one position to make room. Analogously, when we remove an element from the interior of an array, we don’t want to leave a blank, so we shift left by one position those elements to the right of where we just deleted.
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