Each entry in a linked list is called
a. none of above
b. link
c. node
d. data structure

The Answer is c. Node

Explanation:

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Entries in a linked list are called or known as a "node". Nodes are each element within the linked list. They are called nodes because are are illustrated as interconnected boxes that depend on other elements in the set.

Link are pointers that direct you to another element when called upon, and Data Structures are the way in which a set or information is organized. Therefore none of these could have been the answer.

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