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Arrays and linked lists are two fundamental data structures in computer science. Arrays store data in contiguous memory locations, accessed via indices, with fixed size. Linked lists store data elements in separate nodes with a reference to the next node, allowing for dynamic sizing. Both have unique advantages and disadvantages for organizing data. Arrays are efficient for fast access to individual elements, while linked lists are ideal for dynamic sizing and easy insertion/deletion of elements...

Document contain notes of array and linked list in detail , both are the main topic of data structure and algorithms in computer science field course.