What is the best data-structure for storing elements which will be retrieved only once and then dele

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I want to design a data-structure for storing elements, which will be retrieved only once after insertion and will be deleted after that.

I can't use a stack or queue as the order of retrieval is not guaranteed.

[EDIT] - I would like to use contigous memory (I would prefer to avoid doing malloc every now and then) and also I would prefer searchability also.

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