Which type of memory allocation is referred for Linked List?a)Staticb)None of the mentionedc)Dynamic and Staticd)Dynamic

The type of memory allocation referred for Linked List is Dynamic. So, the answer is d) Dynamic.

Here's why:

1. A linked list is a dynamic data structure. This means that it can grow and shrink at runtime by allocating and deallocating memory. So, it doesn't need a fixed amount of memory at compile time.

2. In a linked list, each node is created as and when required, so memory is allocated at runtime, which is referred to as dynamic memory allocation.

3. Static memory allocation, on the other hand, happens at compile time and the memory size remains fixed. This is not suitable for linked lists as we often don't know the amount of data in advance.

4. Therefore, linked lists use dynamic memory allocation for their operations.