Question

In linked list each node contain minimum of two fields

Answer 1

Answer:

A linked list is a part of the data structure in computer science, where this algorithm is used to store, restive and traverse the data in the computer memory in an efficient manner. When there are new data needed to be stored in the memory, space is occupied for storing the data, consisting two fields they are the data and the address of the next data stored, If there is no data then there is a "NULL" value stored in the second field.

Explanation:

When a data is needed to be retrieved from the linked list data structure, then there is a need of going through all the nodes, until the required data is not found.