linear structure
linear structure (totally ordered structure) A collection of items ordered by a single property so that each item, except possibly for the first or last, has a unique “predecessor” and a unique “successor”. It is the most commonly used structure and appears under a variety of names depending on storage representation and its intended use. Linked representations are normally called lists while sequential representations are called arrays.
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