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In this lesson you begin to study a new data structure, the linked list, which is used to implement a list of elements arranged in some kind of order. The linked list structure uses memory that shrinks and grows as needed but in a different manner than arrays. The discussion of linked lists includes the specification and implementation of a node class, which incorporates the fundamental notion of a single element of a linked list. The key topics for this lesson are:
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