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20. What is the difference between a doubly-linked list and a singly-linked list? (A) A doubly-linked list can hold twice as much data as a singly-linked list. (B) A doubly-linked list is a chain of lists, while a singly-linked list is a chain of nodes. (C) Nodes in the doubly-linked list have a reference to the previous node in the list, as well as the next node. (D) The doubly-linked list has a reference to the last node in the list, as well as the first node, while the singly-linked list has only one such reference. (E) It is easier to print a singly-linked list.

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