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README.md

More Singly linked lists

Intro

In this session, we will explore linked lists data structures

Resources

Take a look at the following resources

Learning objecives

By the end of this session, you should be able to Explain to anyone without the help of GOogle the following concepts.

When and why using linked lists vs arrays
How to build and use linked lists