All of these tests leave me wondering if there's a place for linked lists in the Java world.
Linked lists are great because they are fairly fast and offer dynamic data storage.
They also let you insert and remove elements at will. The problem is that the Vector class offers these same capabilities, and it runs faster. With my ego fighting to defend my linked-list code, I seem to have only one hope. I can hope that my LinkedList class can remove data elements faster, but I suspect that won't be true either. Well, if all else fails, there's still a place for linking objects, because we also need to create objects like trees, stacks, and queues.