An XOR Linked List is a Memory-Efficient Version of a Doubly Linked List. In a Traditional Doubly Linked List, Each Node Requires Two Pointers: One for the Next Node and One for the Prev (Previous) Node. An XOR Linked List Reduces this Overhead by Using a Single Field to Store the Address Information for Both Directions
About A comprehensive implementation and analysis of the XOR Memory Efficient Doubly Linked List data structure, covering theoretical time complexity, space complexity, and low-level memory allocation with alignment and padding concepts.
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