Assuming each reference costs 1 byte, and each piece of data/info costs 1 byte as well. When will a doubly linked list be more a
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Answer:
11
Explanation:
the second in the d aray is c because to call the first value, it is d[0]. So, to call c, you put d[2]. And the 0 of the c array, or the 0 of the 2 of the d array, it is 11
put it in a program. I use JS so if you have an Apple, open script editor and change the script from AppleScript to JavaScript and put in this code:
var a = [5, 10, 15];
var b = [2, 4, 6];
var C = [11, 33, 55];
var d = [a, b, C];
d[2][0];
