Difference between linked list and array?
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Answer / shyamu sharma
Linked List is dynamic, Array is static.
Searching : Fast in Linked List, Slow in Array.
Array is fixed length, Linked List Unlimited till Memory end.
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Memory address of items in the array are continues but they
are not continues in the linked list. So you will easily to
access one item in an array, but not for a linked list.
However, you can easily insert or remove one item into/from
a linked list.
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