Heterogeneous Data Structures

Heterogeneous data structures are data structures that contain diverse types of data, such as integers, doubles, and floats. Linked lists and ordered lists are good examples of these data structures. They are used for memory management. A linked list is a chain of elements that are associated together by means of pointers. Each element's pointer links to the following item, which connects the chain together. Linked lists don't have to take up a block of memory. The memory that they utilize can be allocated dynamically. It comprises a progression of nodes, which are the components of the list. Ordered lists and unordered lists from HTML are shown to demonstrate the usage of lists and storage management. We will cover linked lists, ordered lists, and unordered lists in this chapter and show the implementation of their methods with appropriate...