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What is Linked Implementation?

(a) Values are stored in adjacent memory cells

(b) Values are not necessarily stored in adjacent memory cells and are accessed using pointers or references

(c) Values are not stored in adjacent memory cells

(d) None of the mentioned

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Correct choice is (b) Values are not necessarily stored in adjacent memory cells and are accessed using pointers or references

Explanation: Linked Implementation-Values are not necessarily stored in adjacent memory cells and are accessed using pointers or references.

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