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which of the following operations is least efficient in a java linkedlist? group of answer choices adding an element at the beginning of the list removing an element from a position that has already been located adding an element in a position that has already been located locating the position of an element within the list



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Random access of an element is least efficient in java linked list

Why are linked lists inefficient?

However, the linked list is allocated to one node at a time, so its contents are spread across memory. This prevents loading large blocks of linked lists into the cache.

Which operations are faster on linked lists?

Deleting on a linked list is fast because it only updates the next pointer of the node before the deleted node and the previous pointer of the node after the deleted node.

Which three operations can be performed on linked lists?

Basic operations on linked lists traverse:

Go through all nodes one by one Insert:

Adds a node at the specified position. erase :

to remove the node.

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