Introduction to linked list

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In this lesson, we have described linked list data structure. We have analyzed our limitations with array data structure and tried to understand the need for linked list.

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Hi Greg,
Low level languages are machine language(instructions in binary) and assembly language. C is mostly called "mid-level language" because it gives a lot of low level control. But, generally the idea is that high level languages should give you a source code that should be portable to any architecture. Machine and assembly code work for a particular architecture only and need to be re-written if they need to be ported to other architecture.

[mycodeschool]

Hi Mohan,
Insertion at end will take O(n) because you will have to traverse the complete list to insert at end. Insertion at head will take O(1) ( constant time )

[leixun]

*My takeaways:*
1. Limitations of arrays 0:18
2. Linked list 7:43
3. Unlike an array, we can't access an element of a linked list in constant time O(1) 14:29
4. The time for accessing an element of a linked list is O(n), for inserting an element to a linked list is also O(n) 15:06
5. Benefits of linked list 16:29

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[dreamer]

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