Slow Pointer
The slow pointer advances one node at a time.
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Loop Start Point uses pointer movement to reason about loops, entry points, and safe traversal in a linked structure.
The slow pointer advances one node at a time.
The fast pointer advances two nodes at a time and reveals repeated structure.
If the two pointers meet, the list contains a loop.
Removal problems identify the link that closes the loop and disconnect it.