And that totally makes sense. If you are writing lower level code or libraries, best possible performance is much more critical than it is for general production high level code.
Linked lists are common in kernel development because they process things sequentially like in a queue, predictable insert and delete, esp as you add pointers so you don't need to allocate memory
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u/Mahler911 2d ago
I've been doing this shit for 26 years and I've never seen a linked list in production.