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Answer:
A doubly linked list links each element to both its predecessor and successor, whereas a singly linked list only points to its successor.
Explanation:
Doubly linked lists are easier to iterate backwards. With singly linked lists you'd have to start at the beginning every time.
Answer:
The basic method of accessing an indexed file are as follow:
- Firstly, by accessing the particular position of index in the list and also finds the elements in the list.
- By accessing the end position in the indexed list and also return its particular index position.
- By accessing an object in the list and if the similar element and object are present in the indexed list then, it returns its small or first position.
Answer:
Servlet
Explanation:
JSP stands for Java Server Pages. JSP contains server side code embedded on JSP tags. For example:
<% out.println("<H1>My Page</H1>"); %>
JSP Compiler compiles the page onto a corresponding servlet implementation which in turn services the end user request by processing the server side call and emitting out corresponding renderable content in HTML. This content is then displayed on the client side application ( e.g, web browser).