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Transcribed Image Text:Linked lists with header nodes are... (Points: 2)
A. useful for simplifying boundary cases (inserting/deleting at start of list).
B. useful for handling frequently empty lists.
C. useful if you need to change direction frequently.
D. (a) and (b).
E. All of the above.
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