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Is double link list a linear data structure? If Yes, Why?If
No, Why?

Answer Posted / kiran

A data structure is said to be linear, if the elements are accessed in sequence. As the nodes of a DLL are accessed in sequence(starting from the first node, one after the other), it is a linear data structure.

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