'Which of the following points is true about Linked List data structure when it iS compared with array: It iS easy t0 insert and delete elements In Linked List Random access is allowed In a implementation of Linked Lists Linked Iist consume less memory than Array Time complexity for any operation in a linked list is 0(1)'
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