What does the pointer in each node of a singly linked list typically store?
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What does the pointer in each node of a singly linked list typically store?
- A.
The number of remaining nodes in the list
- B.
A reference to the next node in the sequence
- C.
A reference to the previous node
- D.
The index position of the node
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Correct answer: B
In a singly linked list, each node contains data and a pointer to the next node. This pointer stores the memory address of the subsequent node, allowing traversal through the list.