# Data Structures in the Linux Kernel

Linux kernel provides different implementations of data structures like doubly linked list, B+ tree, priority heap and many many more.

This part considers the following data structures and algorithms:

* [Doubly linked list](/linux-insides/summary/datastructures/linux-datastructures-1.md)
* [Radix tree](/linux-insides/summary/datastructures/linux-datastructures-2.md)
* [Bit arrays](/linux-insides/summary/datastructures/linux-datastructures-3.md)


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