Which of the following statements about array list and doubly-linked list operations is correct?
A) It is more efficient to add an element in the middle of an array list than a doubly-linked list.
B) It is more efficient to add an element to the beginning of an array list than a doubly-linked list.
C) It is more efficient to remove an element in the middle of an array list than a doubly-linked list.
D) It is more efficient to retrieve an element in the middle of an array list than a doubly-linked list.
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