Understanding Linked Lists

One of the important data structures in programming


Linked List is one of the non-primitive data structures that store data in a linear fashion like arrays. But unlike arrays, the elements are not physically placed consecutively in the memory instead each element, called the node, stores the data as well the address of the next node, i.e.,

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