Explore the 'Data Structures' section on clojure-doc.org to understand the fundamental differences and common use cases for 'Vectors' and 'Lists'. Specifically, identify how elements are typically added to each, and how their 'stack protocol' behavior differs when using 'first' and 'peek' functions.
Navigate to 'clojure-doc.org/guides/data_structures'. Scroll down to the 'Vectors' section and identify how elements are added (e.g., 'conj'). Scroll down to the 'Lists' section and identify how elements are added (e.g., 'conj'). Compare and contrast the behavior of 'first' and 'peek' functions on 'Vectors' and 'Lists' based on their 'stack protocol' description. Summarize the key differences in adding elements and the stack behavior for 'Vectors' and 'Lists'.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'Data Structures' page. The agent identifies that 'conj' is used to add elements to vectors, adding them to the end. The agent identifies that 'conj' is used to add elements to lists, adding them to the front. The agent explains that for lists, 'first' returns the same element as 'peek' (the top of the stack/front of the list). The agent explains that for vectors, 'first' returns the bottom of the stack, while 'peek' returns the top of the stack (the last element added).