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A linked list is a dynamic data structure composed of nodes that contain data and pointers to the next node, allowing for efficient insertions and deletions. Unlike arrays, linked lists do not require a predetermined size and are stored non-contiguously in memory, but they have disadvantages such as higher memory usage for pointers and linear access time. Various types of linked lists exist, including singly, doubly, circular, and header linked lists, each with unique characteristics and applications.
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