Create a list : List Get and Set

The video tutorial explains how to remove nodes from a linked list at different positions: front, middle, and end. It covers the implementation of removal functions, optimization by tracking the list size, and debugging techniques. The tutorial also discusses the Big O notation for linked list operations, emphasizing the difference between having a reference to a node and searching for it.

What are the three key considerations when dealing with linked lists?

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Describe the process of removing the first node from a linked list.

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How do you handle the removal of a node in the middle of a linked list?

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What steps must be taken to remove the last node from a linked list?

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Explain the importance of maintaining the size of a linked list.

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Discuss the optimization made to track the size of the linked list.

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What precautions should be taken when removing nodes to avoid null pointer exceptions?

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What is the significance of the 'current' pointer when removing nodes?

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How does the process of removing a node differ between the front, middle, and end of a linked list?

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What is the time complexity of removing a node from a linked list?

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