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What description to Array and Linked List is mistake ?
a. Using Linked list, if there is a existed data will be removed, it needs only to move the links of data node and doesn't need to change the location of data saved.
b. Using Linked list, if there is a new data will be increased, it needs only to move the links of data node and doesn't need to change the location of data saved.
c. If the size of main memory is enough, there is no upper bound limitation to increase new data when Linked list is used.
d. For limited number of data, Array is allocated less memory size, because all sequential data are allocated into continuously space
e. Using Array, if there is a new data will be increased, it needs to move some existed data to new location to free the suitable location new data because the sequential order should be kept.
f. If the size of main memory is enough, there is no upper bound limitation to increase new data when Array is used.
g. The operations on Array is expensive.
h. For limited number of data, Linked List is allocated more memory size, because it needs extra space to save the address of next node.
a to h, which is the answer?
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