| 21. | For example, consider the situation where the parallelization of linked list operations are desired.
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| 22. | :Have a look at Language family and the linked lists.
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| 23. | Sets are generally maintained as linked lists, using the database key as a pointer.
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| 24. | Like the node for linked lists, it is defined in terms of itself, recursively.
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| 25. | Each bin contains the head of a singly linked list.
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| 26. | Each polygon is represented as a linked list of vertices.
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| 27. | This is one of the primary disadvantages of linked lists over other data structures.
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| 28. | It also makes it easy to place the same data in multiple linked lists.
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| 29. | Chained hash tables also inherit the disadvantages of linked lists.
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| 30. | In other languages, linked lists are typically built using records.
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