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what is the difference between arrays and linked list
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Answer Posted / manikandan.s
Array is a collection of similar data-items and stored in sequence order with fixed size of memory.
But lined list contains collection of node. Each node link between other node and pointer is used to identify the position. Node consists of element and address of next element.
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