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A linked list is a dynamic data structure in computer science, consisting of a collection of nodes where each node contains a data part and a pointer or LINK to the next node in the sequence. In C programming, creating a linked list involves defining a structure for the nodes and implementing functions to insert, delete, and traverse the list. The code to create a linked list in C typically includes functions to handle these operations. Understanding and implementing a linked list in C and Java involves similar concepts but with different syntax and memory management considerations. In C, dynamic memory allocation is used to create nodes as needed.

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