What is LinkedList? | LinkedList Introduction and Overview | Java Collection Framework

Welcome to our Java Collection Framework series! In this video, we dive into the LinkedList data structure, a fundamental part of Java's collections.

LinkedList is a linear data structure that consists of a sequence of elements where each element points to the next one in the sequence. Unlike arrays, LinkedLists do not allocate a contiguous block of memory; instead, each element (node) holds a reference to the next element, allowing for efficient insertion and deletion operations.

In this introductory video, we cover the following topics:
- What is a LinkedList and how does it differ from other data structures?
- How are elements stored in a LinkedList?
- Advantages and disadvantages of using LinkedList over other collections.
- How to create and manipulate LinkedLists in Java using the LinkedList class from the Java Collection Framework.

Join us as we explore LinkedLists in Java and learn how they can be used to implement various data structures and algorithms efficiently.

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What is LinkedList? | LinkedList (Introduction) | Java Collection Framework

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