Dynamic Growth
Nodes can be allocated as needed instead of reserving one contiguous block.
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Advantages and disadvantages compare linked lists against contiguous arrays: flexible insertion and memory growth, but slower lookup and extra pointer storage.
Nodes can be allocated as needed instead of reserving one contiguous block.
Once a pointer is at the right place, insertion or deletion changes only nearby links.
There is no direct index jump; finding an item usually means walking node by node.
Every node spends memory on links, and pointer-heavy traversal can be cache unfriendly.