Which operation is not possible in a singly linked list?
- Deletion of Node
- Insertion at Head
- Random Access
- Traversal Backwards
Random access is not possible in a singly linked list. Unlike arrays, where elements can be accessed directly using indices, singly linked lists require traversal from the head to the desired node.
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