<prompt> Hlalosa phapang pakeng tsa likarolo tse peli tse fanoeng tsa dataLihlopha le manane a hokahantsoeng  <response>: Instruction in English: Explain the differences between two given data structures . Response in English: Arrays and linked lists are both linear data structures used to store collections of items, however, they have several key differences in the way they store and manage data.1. Memory Allocation: An array is a contiguous block of memory, and all of its elements are stored together in this block. On the other hand, a linked list is a series of nodes that are connected by pointers, and its elements can be stored anywhere in memory.2. Resizing: Arrays have a fixed size and cannot be easily resized once they are created. Linked lists, on the other hand, can easily grow or shrink in size as we can simply add or remove nodes as needed.3. Accessing Elements: Arrays allow random access, meaning you can directly access any element in constant time using its index. Linked lists only allow sequential access, meaning that you have to traverse the list from the head to find an element, which takes linear time.4. Insertion and Deletion: In an array, inserting or deleting an element in the middle of the array requires shifting all subsequent elements, which takes linear time. With linked lists, insertion and deletion can be done in constant time by manipulating the pointers of the neighboring nodes.Overall, the choice between using an array or a linked list depends on the specific use case and the operations that need to be performed on the data. . Response in Sesotho: Li-arrays le manane a hokahantsoeng ka bobeli ke mehala ea data e sebelisoang ho boloka pokello ea lintho, leha ho le joalo, li na le liphapano tse maloa tsa bohlokoa tseleng eo li bolokang le ho laola data. 1. Kabo ea Memori: Sehlopha ke sebaka sa mohopolo se kopaneng, me likarolo tsohle tsa eona li bolokiloe hammoho bolokong bona. Ka lehlakoreng le leng, lethathamo le hokahaneng ke letoto la li-node tse hokahaneng ka litsupa, me likarolo tsa eona li ka bolokoa kae kapa kae mohopolong. 2. Resize: Mekhahlelo e na le boholo bo tsitsitseng me e ke ke ea fetoloa habonolo ha e se e entsoe. Manane a hokahantsoeng, ka lehlakoreng le leng, a ka hola habonolo kapa a fokotseha ka boholo kaha re ka eketsa kapa ra tlosa li-node ha ho hlokahala. 3. Ho Finyella Elements: Arrays e lumella ho fihlella ho sa reroang, ho bolelang hore u ka fihlella ntho efe kapa efe ka ho toba ka nako e sa fetoheng u sebelisa index ea eona. Manane a hokahantsoeng a lumella feela phihlello ea tatellano, ho bolelang hore o tlameha ho tšela lethathamo ho tloha hloohong ho fumana element, e nkang nako ea mola. 4. Ho Kenya le ho Hlakola: Ka mokhoa o hlophisitsoeng, ho kenya kapa ho hlakola elemente bohareng ba lethathamo ho hloka ho suthela likarolo tsohle tse latelang, tse nkang nako ea mola. Ka manane a hokahantsoeng, ho kenya le ho hlakoloa ho ka etsoa ka nako e sa fetoheng ka ho tsamaisa lintlha tsa li-node tsa boahelani. Ka kakaretso, khetho pakeng tsa ho sebelisa lethathamo kapa lethathamo le hokahaneng le ipapisitse le tsebeliso e khethehileng le tsebetso e lokelang ho etsoa ho data. 