<prompt> Thathamisa mehlala e mehlano ea libopeho tsa data.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: List five examples of data structures. . Response in English: 1. Array: A collection of elements, each identified by an index or key, with all elements having the same data type and stored in contiguous memory locations. 2. Linked List: A linear collection of elements, with each element containing a reference to the next element in the list, and the last element pointing to null. 3. Stack: A collection of elements with LIFO Last In First Out ordering, meaning the most recently added element is removed first. 4. Queue: A collection of elements with FIFO First In First Out ordering, meaning that the element added first is removed first. 5. Tree: A hierarchical data structure with a root node and subtrees of children nodes, each represented as a set of linked nodes, with no cycles. . Response in Sesotho: 1. Array: Pokello ea likarolo, e ngoe le e ngoe e khetholloa ka index kapa senotlolo, ka likarolo tsohle tse nang le mofuta o tšoanang oa data le ho bolokoa libakeng tsa memori tse kopaneng. 2. Lethathamo le Hokahantsoeng: Pokello ea mela ea likarolo, e nang le element e ngoe le e ngoe e nang le tšupiso ea karolo e latelang lethathamong, le karolo ea ho qetela e supang lefeela. 3. Stack: Pokello ea likarolo tse nang le tlhophiso ea LIFO Last In First Out, ho bolelang hore ntho e sa tsoa eketsoa e tlosoa pele. 4. Queue: Pokello ea likarolo tse nang le FIFO First In First Out ka tatellano, ho bolelang hore element e ekelitsoeng pele e tlosoa pele. 5. Sefate: Sebopeho sa data sa hierarchical se nang le metso ea metso le li-subtrees tsa li-node tsa bana, e ngoe le e ngoe e emetsoe e le sehlopha sa li-node tse hokahaneng, tse se nang li-cycle. 