Describe the process of reversing a linked list iteratively and recursively.
- Iteratively: Reversing the order of nodes using a stack.
- Iteratively: Swapping pointers to reverse the direction of links.
- Recursively: Applying recursion with backtracking to reverse the linked list.
- Recursively: Swapping adjacent elements until the list is reversed.
Iteratively reversing a linked list involves swapping pointers to reverse the direction of links, while the recursive approach involves defining a function that calls itself with a modified context to achieve the reversal.
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