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3 years ago

What special case exists when managing linked lists?

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tiny-mole [99]3 years ago

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Explanation:

The special case that exists in linked list when we are managing them is when we are dealing with the first element of the list.

When we create a linked list we create a first node separately.

If we delete or add element in front of the first element we have to carefully handle that case.

Hence the special case is when we are dealing with the first element of the list.

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