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Linked List is a dynamic data storage structure that is limplemented liniarly. In linked List Data is stored in Nodes and nodes are connected with links.

1. Linked List nodes are scattered on memory at random locations and are connected with links. So they are dynamically allocated and no need to define size before execution(not like Arrays).

2. Linked Lists are stored on Heap Memory (not on Stack) , so there is a limitation of memory size.

3. Linked Lists are Unidirectional i.e you can only access them linearly( not accessible with indexes like in Arrays).
4. LikedList are used in
A) Undo & Redo options in major Applications
B) Can be used to implement Graphs
C) Used in Implementing Hash Tables
D) Used for Dynamic Memory Allocations

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Node.java : https://drive.google.com/open?id=1OaTuLu0IG0BrQ23mfuy3hY11diPJRs18

Linked.java : https://drive.google.com/open?id=1PQfIu-RgO0WhDwwraWqspa8SzJcN8ZAF

MainClass.java : https://drive.google.com/open?id=1MtQGSlX8J6bZDssLJ-xFcmpAttpW3BAZ

ODT file : https://drive.google.com/open?id=1nU-BvCG5_I26kohn0Pcb8kw6ojQSAY4D

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