| 1. | A doubly linked list is easier to write than a splay tree.
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| 2. | This makes algorithms for inserting or deleting linked list nodes somewhat subtle.
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| 3. | Jumps also supported arranging displayed objects into linked lists for quick editing.
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| 4. | As the segs are drawn, they are stored in a linked list.
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| 5. | Strings are typically implemented as Haskell implement them as linked lists instead.
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| 6. | For arbitrarily expanding queues, a linked list approach may be preferred instead.
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| 7. | That is, say you write code for a linked list of integers.
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| 8. | Linked lists and sorting algorithms are great, but they're not your job.
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| 9. | A sparse array as a linked list contains nodes linked to each other.
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| 10. | The advantages and disadvantages of using linked lists are given below.
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