#include<stdio.h>#include<stdlib.h>#include<math.h>typedefstruct_node {intdata;struct_node *next; }node;voidinsertNodeSorted(node **head, node *newNode);voidprintList(node *head);voiddeleteList(node **head);voidinsertNodeSorted(node **head, node *newNode) {if(*head ==NULL) {*head =...
intdata);12voidprintList(Node *head);13Node* insert_at_tail(Node *tail,intdata);14voiddeleteList(Node *head);15intgetMax(Node *head);1617intgetMax(Node *head)18{19Node *temp =head;20intmaxVal = head->data;21while(temp
void insertNodeSorted(node **head, node *newNode); void printList(node *head); void deleteList(node **head); void insertNodeSorted(node **head, node *newNode) { if(*head == NULL) { *head = newNode; } else if( (*head)->data > newNode->data ) { newNode->next = *head; *...
Introduction to Linked List in C As the name suggests linked list means linking lists together or we can say that a linked list is the sequence of data structures that are connected to each other via links. Linked list use pointer for its implementation in the data structure. It’s a line...
Linked List in C (2-Shopping Cart) 1 #include<stdio.h> 2 #include<stdlib.h> 3 #include<string.h> 4 5 /* 6 * Item struct for holding item information 7 */ 8 typedef struct _Item 9 { 10 char name[25]; 11 size_t quantity;...
Circular doubly linked list in C or in any programming language is a very useful data structure. Circular double linked list is a type of linked list that consists of node having a pointer pointing to the previous node and the next node points to the previous node in the defined array. Ci...
A Linked List in C++ is a dynamic data structure that grows and shrinks in size when the elements are inserted or removed. In other words, memory allocated or de-allocated only when the elements are inserted or removed. Thus, it means that no memory is allocated for the list if there is...
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By using the above code we try to implement a circular linked list. The end out of the above code we illustrate by using the following screenshot as follows. Conclusion We hope from this article you learn the Circular Linked List in C. From the above article, we have learned the basic ...
Wow, so we’re talking 1 000x worse performance for a LinkedList in this case. So random access isn’t the scenario we want for LinkedLists, Arrays are way better. Insertion Next let’s try a couple of implementation of inserting 10 000 elements into a List. Our first uses the tail ...