When should I use non-concurrent data structures?

What are non-concurrent data structures and when should I use them?

Non-concurrent data structures are designed for single-threaded access. You should use them when thread safety isn't a concern.

Can you give me an example of a non-concurrent data structure?

Sure! An example is an array or a linked list, which can be accessed and modified by one thread at a time.

What are the advantages of using non-concurrent structures?

They are generally simpler and faster since they don't require locking mechanisms, making them more efficient for single-threaded applications.

Are there any scenarios where non-concurrent structures are preferred over concurrent ones?

Yes, in scenarios where performance is critical and you know that only one thread will access the data, non-concurrent structures are ideal.