You're designing a scheduling application where tasks are added and removed frequently. Would you use a singly linked list or a doubly linked list to implement the task list? Justify your choice.
- Array
- Circular linked list
- Doubly linked list
- Singly linked list
In this scenario, a doubly linked list would be a better choice. The reason is that tasks are added and removed frequently, and a doubly linked list allows for easy insertion and deletion of elements at both the beginning and end of the list, providing efficient operations for a scheduling application.
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