Translation guide
A linked list is a data structure where elements (nodes) contain data and a reference to the next node. In Japanese, the term is usually expressed as a direct loanword or a calque, depending on context.
The abstract data structure used in computer science.
The most common Japanese term for linked list. Used in textbooks and technical documentation.
In casual conversation among programmers, リンクリスト is fine. In formal writing or textbooks, prefer 連結リスト.
A linked list is one of the data structures.
Loanword from English. Common in spoken technical contexts and among programmers.
This algorithm uses a linked list.
Literally 'linear list'. Sometimes used in academic contexts, but less common than 連結リスト.
A linked list is a type of linear list.