Computer Science · Data Structures
With respect to linked lists and arrays, which of the following statements is INCORRECT?
- 1Arrays allow random access to elements, whereas a standard linked list only allows sequential access.
- 2Elements can be added to linked lists indefinitely within memory limits, while a static array has a fixed capacity.
- 3An array allocates memory at the time of declaration, while a linked list allocates memory dynamically when elements are added.
- 4A linked list is slower in add and remove operations, but faster in get operations compared to an array.✓
Correct answer
A linked list is slower in add and remove operations, but faster in get operations compared to an array.
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