Is Linked List 'linear' or 'Non-linear' data structure?
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Answer Posted / mamata anayak
Linked list is a linear data structure because their data elements are not placed in order as physical placement memory values instead each data element point to next data element, its is a data structure collecting of nodes which represent a sequence.
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