What are loops in data structures?

What are loops in data structures?

Loops in data structures refer to the mechanisms that allow you to iterate over elements, like arrays or linked lists.

Can you explain how a for loop works with an array?

Sure! A for loop iterates through each index of the array, allowing you to access or modify each element.

What about while loops? How do they differ?

While loops continue to execute as long as a specified condition is true, making them useful for dynamic data.

Can you give an example of a while loop with a linked list?

Absolutely! A while loop can traverse a linked list by checking if the current node is not null and moving to the next node.