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Simplifying Solutions Quick Check 2 of 52 of 5 Items Question Which of the following is a disadvantage of using a linked list?(1 point) Responses It is difficult to traverse. It is difficult to traverse. It is difficult to declare. It is difficult to declare. It is difficult to manipulate data. It is difficult to manipulate data. It is difficult to delete data. It is difficult to delete data. Skip to navigation page 9 of 9

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The correct disadvantage of using a linked list from the options provided is:

It is difficult to traverse.

Linked lists can be less straightforward to traverse compared to arrays because you have to follow the pointers from one node to the next. However, it's worth noting that while traversal may not be as efficient as with arrays, it is not particularly "difficult" in the general sense; the primary disadvantage often cited regarding linked lists is the overhead of pointers and potential performance issues with cache locality.

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