Question
What does a pointer in a data node hold?(1 point)
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It holds the data type of the variable.
It holds the data type of the variable.
It holds the address of the next node to form a link.
It holds the address of the next node to form a link.
It holds the value of the element.
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It holds the data type of the variable.
It holds the data type of the variable.
It holds the address of the next node to form a link.
It holds the address of the next node to form a link.
It holds the value of the element.
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The correct response is:
**It holds the address of the next node to form a link.**
In data structures like linked lists, a pointer in a data node typically holds the address of the next node, facilitating the linkage between nodes.
**It holds the address of the next node to form a link.**
In data structures like linked lists, a pointer in a data node typically holds the address of the next node, facilitating the linkage between nodes.
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