Which of the following is true about a linear implementation of a table?
A)the unsorted implementations must insert a new item into its proper position as determined by the value of its search key
B)the sorted implementations can insert a new item into any convenient location
C)the sorted implementations maintain a count of the current number of items in the table
D)the unsorted implementations do not maintain a count of the current number of items in the table

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Sorted or unsorted implementations of a table typically maintain a count of the current number of items to manage the data structure efficiently, allowing for operations like insertion, deletion, and searching to be performed with knowledge of the table's size.

Which of the Following Is True About a Linear Implementation