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This question has been bugging me for the last few days. Why would anyone use a linked-list instead of arrays? I argue that linked lists have become irrelevant in the context of a modern computer system. I have asked around a few colleagues and I include their counter arguments and my rebuttal for your reference. Please point out if I am missing something. Lists have several disadvantages that did
What data structure is more sacred than the link list? If we get rid of it what silly interview questions would we use instead? But not using linked-lists is exactly what Aater Suleman recommends in Should you ever use Linked-Lists? In The Secret To 10 Million Concurrent Connections one of the important strategies is not scribbling data all over memory via pointers because following pointers incre
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