insert operation
An "insert operation" is a fundamental operation in computer science that is used to add new data into a collection or data structure. It involves placing an element at a specific position within the existing elements, thereby shifting any subsequent elements to accommodate the insertion. This operation is commonly used in various data structures, such as arrays, linked lists, and trees, to modify the structure by including new data. The insert operation plays a crucial role in maintaining and updating data in computer programs and algorithms.
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