Linked Lists Quiz

Linked List Basics

• A linked list is a dynamic collection of nodes, where each node contains data and a reference to the next node.
• Each node in a linked list typically stores two items: data (the actual information or value) and a reference (a pointer) to the next node.

Memory Advantage

• The key advantage of a linked list is that it can efficiently use memory, as nodes can be dynamically allocated and deallocated as needed.

Data Storage

• Linked lists can store various types of data, including integers, strings, objects, and even other linked lists.

'Next' Reference

• The purpose of the 'next' reference in each node is to point to the next node in the sequence, allowing for efficient traversal and manipulation of the linked list.