A(n) ____ is a data structure that uses pointers so that list elements can be scattered among nonsequential storage locations.
A) array
B) queue
C) linked list
D) stack

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A linked list is designed to store elements non-sequentially across memory, connected through pointers. This allows it to have dynamic sizing, easily add or remove elements, and does not require contiguous memory allocation. Arrays are designed to store elements sequentially in contiguous memory, while queues and stacks use different principles for organizing and manipulating their elements.

A(n) ____ Is a Data Structure That Uses Pointers So