Linear and Non Linear Data Structure - Data Structures - DSA Full Course - Coding With Clicks

A linear data structure is one in which data elements are arranged sequentially or linearly, with each element attached to its previous and next adjacent elements. A single level is involved in a linear data structure. As a result, we can only traverse all of the elements in a single run. Because computer memory is organised in a linear fashion, linear data structures are simple to implement. Examples include arrays, stacks, queues, linked lists, and so on. The data elements in a linear data structure are connected to each other sequentially. Each element can be traversed in a single run. The data elements in a non-linear data structure are connected to each other hierarchically. As a result, they are present at various levels. Non-linear data structures are those in which the data elements are not arranged sequentially or linearly. A non-linear data structure does not have a single level. As a result, we cannot traverse all of the elements in a single run. Non-linear data structures are more difficult to implement than linear data structures. In comparison to a linear data structure, it makes better use of computer memory. Examples include trees and graphs.

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[naseem]

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[davidhiggen]

This is.... odd. What is the native language used for the narration? One can mostly follow along since all the computer science terms are familiar, but the connecting content is definitely not English?