A list in which each stored element is associated with a reference to its successor is called
A) an array list
B) a map
C) a linked list
D) None of the above

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A linked list is a data structure in which each element (node) contains a reference to its successor node, forming a chain of nodes. Thus, a linked list fits the given description. Array lists do not have explicit references to their successors, but use an underlying array to store elements. Maps do not preserve the order of the stored elements, and their keys are associated with values, rather than with references to successors.

A List in Which Each Stored Element Is Associated with a Reference