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