How many types of linked lists what are they?
How many types of data structures?
Answer Posted / santosh
there are three types of linked list
1)singly linked list
2)doubly linked list
3)circular linked list
1. Linear Data Structure: In this data structure we are
doing the operation sequentially on the data.
examples; Arrays, stacks, queues, and linked list.
2. Non- Linear data structure:In this data structure we are
doing the operation randomly.
examples; Trees and Graphs.
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