Python 3: Project-based Python, Algorithms, Data Structures - Project conclusion walkthrough

The video tutorial covers linear data structures, focusing on linked lists. It explains the structure and operations of singly linked lists, including how to build them and perform add and remove operations. The tutorial also discusses the complexity and limitations of linked lists, emphasizing their importance in technical interviews, particularly the ability to recursively reverse a linked list.

What is a linked list and how is it structured?

What are the advantages of keeping track of the tail node in a linked list?

Explain the difference between a singly linked list and a doubly linked list.

How do you build a linked list from scratch?

What is the time complexity of adding an element to the front of a linked list?

Describe the process of adding a new node to the front of a linked list.

How does the remove operation work in a linked list?

What happens to a node when it is removed from a linked list?

Why is there no random access in linked lists?

What is the significance of linked lists in technical interviews?