pushElement
PushElement is a term used in programming to denote a function or method that adds a new element to the end of a collection or to a container. The exact behavior depends on language and library, but the core idea is to extend a sequence by one element and often to indicate the result of the operation, such as the new size or the appended element itself.
In data structures, pushElement typically appends to the end of a dynamic array or list. Some implementations
In code, pushElement can be implemented in various languages. For example, in JavaScript, a simple wrapper might
Performance and design considerations vary. For arrays, push operations are typically amortized O(1). For linked lists,