Which of the following is a disadvantage of using a linked list?(1 point)
Responses
It is difficult to declare.
It is difficult to declare.
It is difficult to delete data.
It is difficult to delete data.
It is difficult to manipulate data.
It is difficult to manipulate data.
It is difficult to traverse.
It is difficult to traverse.
Responses
It is difficult to declare.
It is difficult to declare.
It is difficult to delete data.
It is difficult to delete data.
It is difficult to manipulate data.
It is difficult to manipulate data.
It is difficult to traverse.
It is difficult to traverse.
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The most appropriate disadvantage of using a linked list from the given options is:
**It is difficult to traverse.**
While linked lists offer advantages like dynamic sizing and easier insertions/deletions compared to arrays, they do have the drawback of being more complex to traverse because each element (node) must be accessed sequentially via pointers rather than random access like arrays. The other statements about declaration, deletion, and manipulation are not accurate disadvantages specific to linked lists.
**It is difficult to traverse.**
While linked lists offer advantages like dynamic sizing and easier insertions/deletions compared to arrays, they do have the drawback of being more complex to traverse because each element (node) must be accessed sequentially via pointers rather than random access like arrays. The other statements about declaration, deletion, and manipulation are not accurate disadvantages specific to linked lists.
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