If new data needs to be added to a linked list, the program simply ________________ and inserts it into the series.
A) allocates another node
B) removes a node
C) borrows a node from the compiler
D) either b or c
E) None of these

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In a linked list, new data is added by allocating a new node (using dynamic memory allocation) and updating the links between nodes to incorporate the new node into the list. Option B (removing a node) does the opposite of adding new data, and option C (borrowing a node from the compiler) is not a valid concept in linked list implementation.

If New Data Needs to Be Added to a Linked