Linear Linked Data Structures Quiz

• Storing data in a contiguous block of memory
• Using object references to link one object to another (correct)
• Utilizing hash functions for data retrieval
• Implementing data structures using recursion

• Linked structures have faster access time than array-based structures
• Linked structures can only store primitive data types
• Linked structures use references to connect elements, while array-based structures store elements in a contiguous block of memory (correct)
• Array-based structures are more memory-efficient than linked structures

• To provide direct access to any element in the structure
• To enforce a specific order of elements in the structure
• To hold data and a reference to the next node (correct)
• To limit the size of the linked structure

<p>Traversal through the structure using node references (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>By using nodes with references to represent unique elements (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers