Part (a) Node or both Node and LinkedList. Explain why using LinkedList does not give us a faster big-oh time than using Node for removing the last node. Removing the last (back) node of a linked list...


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Part (a)<br>Node or both Node and LinkedList. Explain why using LinkedList does not give us a faster big-oh time<br>than using Node for removing the last node.<br>Removing the last (back) node of a linked list is slow whether or not we use just<br>Part (b)<br>State one core advantage of Python's built-in 1ist type compared to linked lists.<br>Part (c)<br>a linked-list? Answer yes or no and briefly explain.<br>Does using LinkedList give us a faster big-oh time than using just Node to reverse<br>

Extracted text: Part (a) Node or both Node and LinkedList. Explain why using LinkedList does not give us a faster big-oh time than using Node for removing the last node. Removing the last (back) node of a linked list is slow whether or not we use just Part (b) State one core advantage of Python's built-in 1ist type compared to linked lists. Part (c) a linked-list? Answer yes or no and briefly explain. Does using LinkedList give us a faster big-oh time than using just Node to reverse

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