Why does the ADT stack implementation of the push function leave to the calling function the responsibility to detect and respond to an overflow?
A. Because it is easier that way.
B. Because we cannot assume that heap overflow is an error. That decision belongs to the application.
C. Because it improves the performance of the function.
D. Because ADTs cannot handle errors.
Answer: B
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