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0:00 The Node class
1:11 Python list to chain of Nodes
4:08 Printing a linked list
5:54 Length of linked list
6:29 O(N) access
7:54 Insertion
10:49 Deletion

[haseebarshad]

Great stuff. Could you turn this into a practical project. As a suggestion try to make a git commit structure using linked list. People will learn git and Linked List together.