Linked lists are superior for frequent add(), remove(), and get() operations due to constant time insertions and removals with iterators. They allow modification from the center of the list without the need to define a starting size, facilitating easy allocations and deallocations during runtime. The primary benefit lies in reusing current iterators for element manipulation.

1. Why is it that linked lists are better when it comes to needing frequent add(), remove(), and get()
operations?
Solution
1.Linked list permits the constant time insertions or removals with iterators.
2.The items are able to add or remove from the center of the list.
3.interpretating the starting size of an array is not needed.
4.insert and delete manipulations are simply accomplished in a linkedlist.
5.allocation and deallocation is possible at the time of programm running.
6.the main advantage of using linkedlist is reusing of current iterators to insert and delete
element.