Suggested situations where you can use these data structures:

(i) linear lists

(ii) stacks

(iii) queues

(i) Linear lists — Linear lists are utilized when storing and managing collections of data elements in a sequential manner is necessary. For example, managing a list of student records in a university database.

(ii) Stacks — Stacks are used when data needs to be managed based on the Last In, First Out (LIFO) principle. For example, function call management in programming languages employs a stack structure to store and manage function calls.

(iii) Queues — Queues are used when data needs to be managed based on the First In, First Out (FIFO) principle. For example, a print spooling system, where print jobs are queued in the order they were received.