Multiple choice

How does a linked list differ from an array?

  1. The size is dynamically allocated

  2. The size is static

  3. It is last-in-first-out

  4. It is first-in-first-out
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Explanation

Arrays have a fixed size defined at creation, whereas linked lists can grow or shrink dynamically by allocating and deallocating memory for individual nodes as needed.

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