Non-linear data structures organize data where elements are connected in a hierarchical or network form, not sequentially.

In linear data structures, elements are arranged in a sequence, and each element has a unique predecessor and successor except

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Data structures are ways to organize, manage, and store data efficiently in a computer for easy access and modification. They

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Searching: Finding the location of a target element in data. Sorting: Arranging data elements in ascending or descending order. Hashing:

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A non-linear data structure stores data so that elements are not arranged sequentially; each element can be connected to multiple

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A non-linear data structure stores data so that elements are not arranged sequentially; each element can be connected to multiple

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A linear data structure stores elements sequentially, where each element has a unique predecessor and successor.

A data structure is a way of organizing and storing data in a computer so it can be accessed and

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Process of finding the location of a specific element in a collection. Process of arranging data elements in a specific

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A non-linear data structure is a way of storing data where elements are not arranged sequentially.Each element can connect to

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