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Although lists and arrays are both used to store data, they differ in a few important ways. These consist of:

• A list's size is changeable, but an array's is fixed.
• While a list allows sequential access, in which the user must navigate through the elements to locate a given index, an array allows random access using indexes.

• While a list can store entries in any memory location, an array stores elements in contiguous memory.

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