__________ is not an advantage of linked lists when compared to arrays.
A) Dynamic memory allocation.
B) Efficient insertion and deletion.
C) Direct access to any list element.
D) No need to allocate extra space, "just in case."

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Arrays allow direct access to any element using the index, whereas linked lists require traversing through the list to reach a specific element. Therefore, direct access to any list element is not an advantage of linked lists over arrays. The other options, such as dynamic memory allocation, efficient insertion and deletion, and not needing to allocate extra space, are advantages of linked lists over arrays.

__________ Is Not an Advantage of Linked Lists When Compared