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difference between the array and linked list
general difference related to memory
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Answer / shravan katta
array allocated statically
linked list dynamic memory allocation
in the linked list have to remove the node at run time
but can't remove the array node
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Answer / dr. sanyasi naidu pasala
In array memory will be allocated during compilation, where as in linked list memory will be allocated during run time. In array memory size will be depends on size of the array. In linked list memory will be allocated according to the user requirement. In array memory will be allocated in continuous memory locations but in linked kist memory will be allocated at random locations.
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