ADT stands for Abstract Data Type. It's a theoretical concept in computer science that defines a data type by its behavior (semantics) rather than its implementation. An ADT specifies *what* operations can be performed on the data, and *what* the results of those operations are, without specifying *how* those operations are implemented or *how* the data is stored. Common examples include stacks, queues, lists, and trees. They promote modularity and abstraction in programming.
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