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LinkedList

A linked list is a collection of ordered elements or nodes each connected to each other. A linked list has a start node and every node contains a reference to the next node. The last node points to null. You could also have a doubly linked list, where a node points also to its previous one (or null, if it is the start node). A list allows for fast insertion and removal of nodes, by just changing pointers. Check out the code examples and sites.

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