Now, we're going to demonstrate setting up boilerplate for our basic data structure. To start, let's go through the logical steps.

1. Choose the kind of data structure that you wish to create. Given our Python language choice, we decide on a simple Structure to hold list data, much like a stock inventory.

2. Write a basic structure of the chosen data structure. Here, we build a skeleton of our chosen structure using the class mechanism in Python. We initialize an empty list in the constructor of our class.

3. Instantiate the created structure and utilize it in your code. We create an instance of our structure and print it out.

Here's an example implementing this:

1if __name__ == "__main__":
2  # Python logic here
3  class MyDataStructure:
4    def __init__(self):
5        self.data = []
6
7  my_struct = MyDataStructure()
8
9  print(my_struct.data)

This creates a Data Structure with an empty list. It's pretty basic, but it serves as a stepping stone for creating more complex structures like those used in AI or financial applications.

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if __name__ == "__main__":

  # Python logic here

  class MyDataStructure:

    def __init__(self):

        self.data = []

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  my_struct = MyDataStructure()

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  print(my_struct.data)