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Understanding Singly Linked Lists in Data Structures

Singly linked lists are a fundamental data structure where each element holds a pointer to the next element, forming a linear order. This text explains object references, pointers, and the implementation of singly linked lists in Java using nodes and list classes. It covers operations like insertion, deletion, and display, highlighting efficiency improvements by maintaining pointers at the head and tail. Detailed algorithms for adding nodes at the head and tail, as well as between nodes, are provided for a clear understanding of linked list operations.

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Understanding Singly Linked Lists in Data Structures

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