NOTE: Since sequence of elements is not part of definition of a linked list, many other structures can be implemented using Linked Lists. E.g. if items are ordered according to the sequence of insertion into the list, this corresponds to a stack, in which the top item is pointed by the...
typedef Node* NodePtrType; typedef Node NodeType; class ListClass { public: //constructor ListClass(); //destructor ~ListClass(); //insertion operations for the linked list void insertAtEnd(RecordType); void insertAtHead(RecordType); void insertInMiddle(RecordType, int); void insertInOrder(...
Traversal - access each element of the linked list Insertion - adds a new element to the linked list Deletion - removes the existing elements Search - find a node in the linked list Sort - sort the nodes of the linked listBefore you learn about linked list operations in detail, make sure...
Insertion_after_a_given_node.cpp Insertion_befor_a_given_node.cpp Intersection_point_Two_Linked_List.cpp Longest_Increasing_Subsequence.cpp Merge_Two_List_In_Sorted_Order.cpp Merge_two_linked_list.cpp Print_linked_list_in_reverse_order.cpp Put_Even_Position_at_The_end_of_odd_position_node.cpp...
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 ...
~Stack();// implements stack data structurevirtualvoidpush(T data);virtualvoidpop();// return the number of nodes in the stackintgetSize()const;intpeek();// wrapper functions for printing the listvoidreversePrintList()const;voidprintList()const;protected:LLNode<T>*createNode(T insertionKey)...
Insertion in-between nodes Insertion at the end Suppose we have a circular linked list with elements 1, 2, and 3. Initial circular linked list Let's add a node with value 6 at different positions of the circular linked list we made above. The first step is to create a new node. all...
In other words, a stack can be defined as a container in which insertion and deletion can be done from the one end known as the top of the stack. Working of Stack Stack works on the LIFO pattern. As we can observe in the below figure there are five memory blocks in the stack; ...
Familiarize yourself with common operations such as insertion, deletion, and traversal.熟悉插入、删除、遍历等常用操作。 Practice reversing a linked list, finding the middle element, and detecting cycles.练习反转链表、查找中间元素以及检测循环。 3. Use Multiple Pointers 3. 使用多个指针 Many linked list...
We have only covered three basic linked list operations above: traversal (or search), node deletion, and node insertion. There are a lot of other operations that could be done with linked lists, like sorting for example. Previously in the tutorial we have covered many sorting algorithms, and...