Multiple choice

Let the getnode function is called when a node is required for insertion in a linked list. The overflow occurs when

  1. available list is empty

  2. available list is full

  3. available list is half full

  4. none of these
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Explanation

In linked list management, the 'available list' stores free nodes. If the available list is empty, there are no free nodes to allocate, resulting in an overflow condition when a new node is requested.

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