Which of the following statements about linked lists is false?

A. Linked list searches are highly efficient searches.
B. Data insertion in a linked list is more efficient than insertion in an array.
C. Nodes in a linked list contain data and links implemented as pointers.
D. Linked list nodes are self-referential.
E. Linked lists can be used to process a single field, multiple fields, or structures.


Answer: A

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