Arrays Linked Lists Questions
A skip list is a data structure that allows for efficient searching, insertion, and deletion operations. It is similar to a linked list, but with multiple layers of linked lists, known as levels. Each level contains a subset of the elements from the level below it, with the top level containing all the elements. This structure allows for faster search operations by skipping over elements that are not relevant to the search. The skip list is typically implemented using a randomization technique to determine the number of levels and the elements to include in each level.