Note that that is a doubly linked list, because it is a "soup of ownership" data structure. A singly linked list has clear ownership so it can be modelled in safe Rust.
On modern aschitectures you shouldn't use either unless you have an extremely niche use-case. They are not general use data structures anymore in a world where cache locality is a thing.
On modern aschitectures you shouldn't use either unless you have an extremely niche use-case. They are not general use data structures anymore in a world where cache locality is a thing.