The process of removing a node from a linked list without needing to traverse from the beginning is called ___________.

  • Cut, Erase
  • Deletion, Removal
  • Detach, Delete
  • Unlink, Extract
The process of removing a node from a linked list without traversing from the beginning is called "unlinking" or "extracting" the node. This involves updating the pointers of the surrounding nodes to skip the removed node.
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