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What is the main advantage of using a linked list over an array?
What is the main advantage of using a linked list over an array?
- Linked lists allow for efficient storage of elements in random locations (correct)
- Arrays have a limited number of elements they can store
- Arrays store elements in consecutive memory locations
- Linked lists are easier to implement than arrays
What is a basic difference between a linked list and an array?
What is a basic difference between a linked list and an array?
- Linked lists have a fixed size during declaration
- Linked lists can only store a limited number of elements
- Arrays store elements in consecutive memory locations (correct)
- Arrays allow for efficient storage of elements in random locations
Why might one want to use a linked list instead of an array?
Why might one want to use a linked list instead of an array?
- To remove restrictions on the maximum number of elements and the storage condition (correct)
- To have a fixed size during declaration
- To limit the number of elements that can be stored
- To ensure efficient storage in consecutive memory locations
What does it mean that linked lists can store elements randomly at any location?
What does it mean that linked lists can store elements randomly at any location?
Which data structure is a linear collection of data elements with a limited number of elements that are stored in consecutive memory locations?
Which data structure is a linear collection of data elements with a limited number of elements that are stored in consecutive memory locations?
What is the disadvantage of arrays compared to linked lists?
What is the disadvantage of arrays compared to linked lists?
What is a disadvantage of a linked list?
What is a disadvantage of a linked list?
What is the advantage of a linked list?
What is the advantage of a linked list?
What does a linked list contain?
What does a linked list contain?
What is the purpose of a pointer to the next node in a linked list?
What is the purpose of a pointer to the next node in a linked list?
What does a NULL pointer signify in a linked list?
What does a NULL pointer signify in a linked list?
In the context of a linked list, what does the pointer variable START store?
In the context of a linked list, what does the pointer variable START store?
What do we mean by 'self-referential data type' in the context of a linked list?
What do we mean by 'self-referential data type' in the context of a linked list?
What is meant by 'traverse the entire list' in the context of a linked list?
What is meant by 'traverse the entire list' in the context of a linked list?
What is stored in the NEXT field of a node in a linked list?
What is stored in the NEXT field of a node in a linked list?
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