what are correct answer ?except b Why is designed a Doubly linked list with Head Node usually ?(multiple choice)a. System analyzer requested it.b. Yes. It is naturally circular style.c. All of the link fields are used in data nodes.O d. A specialized data needs to save in Head Node.e. All of programmers use it in USA.

Why is designed a Doubly linked list with Head Node usually ? (multiple choice) O a. System analyzer requested it. Ob. Yes. It is naturally circular style. c. All of the link fields are used in data nodes. Od. A specialized data needs to save in Head Node. e. All of programmers use it in USA.

Why is designed a Doubly linked list with Head Node usually ? (multiple choice) O a. System analyzer requested it. Ob. Yes. It is naturally circular style. c. All of the link fields are used in data nodes. Od. A specialized data needs to save in Head Node. e. All of programmers use it in USA.

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Chapter3: Data Representation

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