what is the difference between arrays and linked list
Answer Posted / bhaskar diwakar
Linked list->1.insertion & Deletion is very easy compare to
Array.
2.only Sequential Searching Allow
3.Dynamic memory allocation
4.collection of non homogenous data
Array->use to both sequential & non sequential
searching(binary search)
2.collection of homogenous data
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