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LinkedList is one of the efficient data structures that stores data and has reference to the next node.

Some of the applications of the linked list include 

• Implementation of stacks and queues.
• Implementation of graphs.
• Allows dynamic memory allocation.
• Helps in maintaining the directory.

Traversal is the operation that helps in accessing any node of the LinkedList and is a one-way operation.

Traversal is the linked list operation that is a one-way operation and, in output, provides all the nodes included in the linked list.

Insertion is a linked list operation that allows you to insert new nodes to the linked list for storing newly added data.

We use insertion operation in a linked list to add a new element, keeping in mind the various test cases that it should satisfy.

Deletion operation is used to remove the unwanted nodes from the linked list.

A linked list in C can be implemented through structure and pointers. You define a data type using typedef, using malloc() you dynamically allocate the memory, and size of() helps you determine the size of an element in bytes. Through pointers, you can link these nodes to create a linked list.