Linked-lists

Imagine a two-way street where you can travel forward and backward with equal ease. In the realm of data structures, a doubly linked list is exactly that—a dynamic, flexible chain of nodes that can be traversed in both directions.

Now Imagine a treasure hunt where each clue is connected to the next, forming a chain of discovery. In the world of data structures, a linked list follows this exact metaphor. Unlike arrays with their neat, side-by-side memory slots, linked lists are more like a dynamic chain of interconnected nodes.